The 1964 Ford Dominates Bristol Interstate Speedway Race
Fred Lorenzen won the Southeastern 500 at Bristol International Speedway with Fireball Roberts finishing second as Lorenzen fought toward the finish while Roberts fans cheered. The race featured rapid pit work, including a rear end swap in eight minutes, and a dramatic wreck by Larry Thomas that damaged the guard rail. Plymouth backers failed to gain on Fords in the fast, short straights.
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Fred Lorenzen
Fireball Roberts
Lorenzen
Roberts
Lorendhen
Thomas
Plymouth
Bristol International Speedway
High School Pole Vault Record Bid Near 14 Feet
In Chicago an 1 junior Ed Halik vaulted 14 feet 2 inches at a school meet. If recognized this would be a new national high school indoor mark. Malik attends Morton West High School in Berwyn suburban. Boston Patriot ticket holders face a vote on whether to allow AFL games Friday Saturday or both.
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Chicago
UPI
Ed Halik
Malik
Morton West High School
Berwyn
Boston
Boston Patriot
AFL
Keating Seeks Keating Probe On Carbo Link To Liston Clay
Sen Keating R N Y moves to have the Liston Clay fight probed for Carbo influence. He cites a 1958 Apalachin type meeting in Washington with Carbo and alleged lieutenants and claims evidence exists of a boxing cabal guiding both camps. He notes undercover police records and upcoming hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Frankie Carbo
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Kenneth Keating
Broadway
San Quentin
Liston
Clay Catmps
Keating
Senate
Carbo
Frank
Clay Campa
Sam Margolis
Philadelphia
Angelo Dundee
Miami Beach
Fla
Clay
Frank (Blinky
Palermo
Benjamin Magilano
Benny Trotta
Baltimore
Dominic Mordini
Billy Brown
New York
Mike Snyder
Tony Ferrante
New York City
Kealing
Azalea Open first round leads with Campbell one stroke ahead
Joe Campbell of Perdido Bay Florida shot a five under par 67 to take a one stroke lead into the Azalea Open's second round in Wilmington NC. Campbell recovered from a thumb injury suffered in Phoenix last month and credited rest with helping his form. He was one shot ahead of Bob Gajcia of Bluefield Hills Michigan as he avoided long putts and relied on accuracy to greens.
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N.C
UPI
Joe Campbell
Perdido Bay
Fla
Phoenix
Ariz
Campbell
Bob Gajcia
Bluefield Hills
Mich
Tennessee Conservation League
Nashville
Jack Ramsay
Memphis
Tennessee
Reelfoot Lake
Ramsay
Tennessee Game and Fish Commission
Giants Trade Bolsters Pitching Staff for Spring
The San Francisco Giants reshaped their pitching by a six man winter deal to add Bob Shaw and Bob Hendley from Milwaukee with catcher Del Crandall, plus sending away Ken MacKenzie in a separate draft. Dark plans to rely on two rookies Jim Ray Hart and Jesus Alou at infield and outfield while the veteran lineup remains anchored by Mays McCovey Cepeda and Pagan as spring unfolds. Del Crandall and Tom Haller share catching duties as the club emphasizes depth in pitching and offense. ENTERS PRO-AM DALLAS (UPI) Mickey Wright to play in St Petersburg Open Pro Am on April 1 after ankle sprain from February incident.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
Jim Ray Wart
Jesus Alou
Dark
Giants
Bob Shaw
Bob Hendley
Milwaukee Braves
del Crandall
Milwaukee
Feline Alou
Candisstick Fark
Gales
Bailey
Billy Hoeft
Ken MacKenzie
St. Louis Cardinals
Yale
Jim Coker
Jack Fisher
New York
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Jose Pagan
Tom Haller
Crandall
Del
Dallas
Mickey Wright
St. Petersburg
Miss Wright
LMU Tops Cumberland In 12-4 Victory
In Harrogate LMU defeated Cumberland 12-4 as pitcher Bishop allowed four hits with 15 strikeouts. Railsplitters led early with seven runs in the second inning and finished with 14 hits including two doubles while Cumberland had four errors. LMU to play Maryville at 2 30 p m. on the road.
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Harrogate
Termcola Memorial
University
Cumberland Catlero
Bishop
Cumberland
Heam
Hill
Acers
Archer
LMU
Maryville
Olson outpoints Thornton in San Francisco boxing bout
United Press International reports a 176 pound clash in San Francisco where Carl Bybay Olson defeated Wayne Thornton by decision over ten rounds. Olson controlled the action with precise reach and movement against Thornton, earning the judges' verdict.
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San Francisco
UPI
Carl Bybay Olson
Honolalu
Wayne Thornton
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