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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1996
Page
13
Daytona Beach reports the Pepsi 400 qualifying lineup with car numbers drivers hometowns and speeds. Jeff Gordon Sterling Marlin Dale Jarrett Darrell Waltrip and 38 others listed with speeds or notes on provisional starters.
Jeff Gordon will start from the front at Daytona International Speedway after posting a pole-winning 188.869 mph for the Pepsi 400. Sterling Marlin qualified second as rain affected track time, with 42 drivers chasing a $1.6 million purse in the second half of NASCAR's season. Dale Earnhardt qualified seventh as Gordon aims to extend his strong form with five wins this season and his first Daytona victory last year.
Dave Marcis earned the 26th starting spot for the Pepsi 400 after Richard Childress replaced his engine with Dale Earnhardt's help following a bad oil pump. Marcis qualified 186.389 mph in the final session, with Earnhardt's team stepping in to keep him in the race.
Bliss edged Mike Skinner to take the Sears Auto Center 200 pole at The Milwaukee Mile. A field of 31 trucks broke Skinner’s pole record as Bliss posted 118.265 mph, beating Skinner’s 117.925 mph provisional mark. Skinner’s 112.535 record from 1995 was surpassed by all but five qualifiers.
This reflection profile highlights KU guard Jo Jo White, his 1965 66 debut, and All American years 1968 1969 while noting Big Eight to Big 12 shifts. It recalls KU teammates Delvy Lewis Walt Wesley Ron Franz and coach Ed Owens, plus White’s NBA career with the Celtics and brief stints with Warriors and Kings. It also touches on Dan O Brien and past Olympic decathletes from KU and supports a broader Kansas athletic legacy.
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