Porsche Victory in Daytona 24 Hours Skirmish with Ferrari
Porsche led by John Wyer claimed the first Daytona 24 Hours victory over Ferrari as Pedro Rodriguez and Leo Kinnunen won in a Porsche 917. Siffert and Redman finished second after a troubled run, while Ferrari faced suspension and pit issues. Mario Andretti and Jacky Ickx battled to defend the Italian marque but fell short late on.
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Lakers snap long drought with Phoenix win in ABA era style
The Associated Press notes the Philadelphia Lakers earned a rare victory, overcoming a late deficit to beat Phoenix 107 106. West scored 19, clinching with two free throws with two seconds left as Billy Cunningham added 28. Other ABA results featured Indiana and Miami routing opponents while Carolina beat Kentucky and Denver, with various players contributing scoring bursts.
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Aussie Captures Tasmania Open
David Graham of Australia won the Tasmanian Open Golf Championship by one stroke over Terry Kendall of New Zealand. Graham totaled 262 for the 72 holes to claim the title. prize details and other game results appear interspersed with unrelated notes about basketball games and a local banquet.
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Quick Return on Racing Investment
Inukulee, a 4-year-old colt, delivered a swift return by winning the $22,450 Francis Scott Key Stakes at Bowte by two lengths. Rollicking, the favorite from Farm, placed second with Misty Brava third. The race covered six furlongs on dirt with Vent du Nord and Taukalee among notable entrants.
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Games Welcomed by Coach Broyles
A University of Arkansas spokesman said Sunday that Coach Frank Broyles is pleased with the Southwest Conference decision to allow an early game next season. Broyles was in Texas on a recruiting trip and could comment later. Jim Bell noted possible opponents include Oklahoma Missouri Air Force Oregon State and Penn State with a potential game in Little Rock around September.
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Hall of Fame picks light up veterans Frick Combs and Haines
Ford C Frick former commissioner and players Earle Combs and Jesse Haines were elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Old Timers Committee. They join Lou Boudreau for enshrinement in Cooperstown next July. Combs starred for the Yankees in the 1920s while Haines pitched 18 seasons for the Cardinals. Frick credited with promoting the Hall of Fame and baseball expansion, said the Hall is one of baseball s greatest developments.
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Solunar Tables Schedule for Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods, taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES, guide daily sport. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times, matching peak activity for best results.
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Eichler Signs as Free Agent With Cowboys
Dallas Cowboys announce the signing of John Eichler, backup quarterback at the University of Arkansas, as a free agent. Eichler, 6'2" and 200 pounds, started as a sophomore before foot injury and later served as Montgomery's backup in junior and senior years.
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