Marcis Earns Dover Pole In Delaware 500 Run
NASCAR pole sitter Dave Marcis sped a 133.933 mph lap at Dover Downs International Speedway to claim the Delaware 500 pole. He topped David Pearson, Richard Petty, Bobby Allison, and Buddy Baker as the field set for Sunday’s race. Pearson, Petty and others traveled afterward to Michigan International Speedway for another race.
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U S Ryder Cup Team Faces High Hopes and Doubts
Arnold Palmer leads what may be the sport's strongest Ryder Cup squad with stars Lee Trevino Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller Hale Irwin and Tom Weiskopf. Trevino proclaims victory while Palmer warns against complacency as the biennial competition against Britain looms in Ligonier Pennsylvania.
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Collins Leads Kentucky to 27-8 Victory over Virginia Tech
Sonny Collins rushed for 120 yards as Kentucky defeated Virginia Tech 27-8. The Wildcats relied on a late 86-yard drive capped by Steve Campassi’s five-yard TD in the third. The report also covers golf team prospects and Palmer’s U S team absence.
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Sneva Wins First Indy Car Race At Michigan Speedwy
Tom Sneva outpaced Johnny Rutherford by under a second to win a 150 mile Indy car race at Michigan International Speedway. Bobby Unser finished third after tangling with Rutherford near the finish. Unser suffered minor injuries to his right foot. Foyt and Johncock led early before fuel runs halted them. Johncock started strong with a pole speed of 201.117 mph.
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Wake Forest Faces Furman In Season Finale After 10 Losses
Wake Forest ended a tough 1974 campaign by beating Furman in the final game after opening with ten straight defeats. The season record reflected a rebuild year for the Demon Deacons with early skid followed by a confirming win to close.
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