Housewife tops drag track in Texas racing scene
Shay Nichols, a top professional drag racer, competes with her husband Phil in a Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. The Nichols family travels nationwide chasing titles and prize money, breaking barriers as women in a grueling sport while crediting their success to shared effort and support.
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West Virginia Opens Play In New WVU Coliseum
West Virginia University releases 1960-61 basketball schedule for the Mountaineers. Debut games at the 14 000 seat WVU Coliseum include Colgate Kentucky and a Mountaineer Classic December 11 12 featuring Boston College Army and Virginia. March dates include Florida Pitt and Virginia Tech.
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Year of rookie on bowlers' tour Akron Firestone final
The 1970 Professional Bowlers Association winter tour closes in Akron with the $100,000 Firestone Tournament of Champions. Eight of 14 titles went to rookies, led by George Pappas who tops money with 24300. Other first time champions include Booth Clarke Dignam Piraino Zikes Chestney Bourdase. Stefanich and Burton Jr. remain top contenders alongside defending champ Godman. Pro-am starts Tuesday with qualifying midweek, top 24 to match play, then finals televised on ABC.
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St. Louis
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Jim Godman
Elkhart
Godman
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Louisville
Wayne Zahn
Tempe. Ariz
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Miami
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Miserable spring for Harrelson in Tucson
New York based report notes Kenny Harrelson suffers a broken right ankle after sliding into second, forcing at least four months of recovery. The downswing comes amid Denny McLain and manager Alvin Dark, who previously ordered Harrelson to cut his hair, with Harrelson lamenting the turn of events.
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Mets
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Dave TreBusschere
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White Sox
Ted Williams
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Mike Epstein
Uncertain fragmentary home front piece with echoes of historic homes
A fragmentary ad-like piece discusses home improvement costs 15 bre ven dollars and medieval towers turning into status symbols in England while noting luxury baths privacy screens and calm spaces as shields against inflation. It references home value as protection and invites a call to action.
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McMillian Signs with Lakers Amid Draft Hype
Lakers sign their near draft choice Ne ot forward to a three year NBA contract. Terms not disclosed, sources say around 500000 over the term. McMillian, who studied at Columbi University, underwent surgery in Cambridge Mass before finalizing the move.
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Allison victor in Atlanta 500
Allison wins the Atlanta 500 mile stock car race in a final duel with Cale Yarborough. He edges Yarborough by five seconds after a 3 hour 34 minute run, averaging a track record 139.344 mph as tenacious pit work and better tire grip seal the victory for Hueytown, Alabama's Bobby Allison.
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Peugeot in tight East African rally with five hours left
Nissan Motors of Japan and Peugeot push to lead the East African Safari as five hours remain in the 3,200 mile event. Edgar Herrmann of Kenya and Hans Schuller of Germany drive Datsun 1600S for Nissan while Kenyans Joginder Singh and Kennedy Ranyard also compete for Peugeot in a grueling stage across Fort Portal Uganda. Only two of 91 starters still in contention as cars battle rock mud and dust at low speeds.
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Peugeot
Edgar Herrmann
Kenya
Hans Schuller
Stuttgart
Germany
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