Panch Wins Dixie 400 Duel In Dramatic Finish At Atlanta
Marvin Panch drove his 1965 Ford from a lap down with 60 miles to go to overtake Junior Johnson and win the Dixie 400 at Atlanta International Raceway. The race set a Dixie 400 record slow pace of 110.394 mph amid nine cautions. Darel Dieringer finished second and Ned Jarrett third. Johnson blew an engine while leading and later wrecks occurred on track including Jesse Samples’ crash into a wall pole.
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Daytona Beach
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Junior Johnson
Allence
Johnson
Atlanta International Raceway
Darel Dieringer
Charlotte
N.C
Ned Jarrett
Camden
Ronda
Buddy Baker
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Bobby Johns
Miami
Johns
Lorenzen
Ford Motor Company
Nascar
Jesse Samples
Samples
Waycross Tigers and Thomasville Tigers Tie 4-4 Before Curfew
Waycross and Thomasville battled to a 4-4 tie after six innings at Warnedoe Stadium as Waycross led 3-0 early and Thomasville rallied with three runs in the third. A 6 p.m. curfew ended play with the game to be completed on a future Waycross visit.
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Waycross Braves
Warnedoe Stadium
East Side Baptist tops Church of God 10 to 6 in YMCA league
Harold Cone drove in four runs with a home run and two singles to lead East Side Baptist past Church of God 10 6 at Conta Clark Field. Wayne Williams started the comeback with a fourth inning single and Cone added a two run single in the seventh for a five run burst. Church of God players Ken Parken Gale Reeves Petar Spires and Bob Reeves had two hits each.
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East Side Baptist
YMCA
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Methodists
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Cone
Gene Clay
Willams
Ken Parken
Gale Reeves
Petar Spires
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Boston
Tony Coniglaro
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Chuck Hinton
Cleveland
Lee Stange
Chris Short
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Braves
St. Louis
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Willie Davis
Claude Osteen
Ron Swoboda
Bob Miller
European flyweight title decided in two fights stoppage
In Lille France Rene Libeer defeated Paul Chervet to claim the European flyweight championship. In Tokyo Kazuyoshi Kubo stopped Gorge Sacoman to score the other noted knockout victory.
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Kazuyoshi Kubokura
Japan
Gorge Sacoman
Brazil
Lille
France
Rene Libeer
Paul Chervet
Switzerland
Libeer
Greyhound Race Day Results Monticello Florida
Monticello greyhound racing results list multiple races with winners and payouts. Notable dogs include Frisky Freda, Area Leader, Brave Nettie, and Ear Star, with Quinela and Quineta betting pools noted across races. Time figures range around 31 to 40 seconds per race and payouts span from small to notable win sums.
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Frisky Freda
Dusty
Quinela
Joyce
Datty
Brave Nettie
Dangerous Robin
Paul's Sallie
Quincia
Mr. Larsen
Cattus Win
Annoys Luke
Os Ware
Tell Leva
Quinelag
Paul
Sissy
Nasser
Sarawak
Ear Star
Ore Desire
F.C
Valor
Chisox Back In First as Skowron Stars in Sox Win
White Sox ace Bill Skowron homered in the seventh and tripled home the winning run in the ninth to lift Chicago within a half game of first place. The Associated Press reports Skowron also patrols with a Chicago detective agency off the field. The Yankees and Angels were blanked by White Sox rivals as a tight AL pennant race tightens.
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Associated Press
Dick Tracy
Chicago
Tracy
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
White Sox
Minnesota Skowron
New York Yankees
Skowron
Pete Ward
Pete Richert
Floyd Robinson
Don Loeck
Richert
Hank Aguirre
Mickey Lolich
Aguirre
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Sikes Edges Lema To Win Cleveland Open
Dan Sikes Sunday rolled in a 35-foot putt on the 18th to win the Cleveland Open by one stroke over Tony Lema. Sikes finished 272 to finish under par on Highland Park’s 6821-yard course, ending a winless stretch since 1968 and claiming $135,000. Bruce Devlin shot 65 to finish third, with Bert Weaver fourth and a large group tied for fifth at 280.
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Tony Lema
Tony
Sikes
Highland Park
Lema
Australia
Bruce Devlin
Sizaling
Devlin
Bert Weaver
Mike Souchak
Julius Boros
Dick Sikes
Tommy Aaron
Bob Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Randy Glover
Maxwell's 290 Wins in 36th WWGA Title
Susie Maxwell of Tulsa charged past Marlene Hagge to win the 36th Women's Western Golf Tournament with a 72 hole total of 290 the best in WWGA history. Hagge finished runner up at 293 and Kathy Whitworth placed fourth with 304. Mary Mills was fourth at 301.
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Marlene Magge
W.W.G.A
Hagge
Pensacola
Fla
Miss Maxwell
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Mills
Ocean Springs
Miss
Kathy Whitworth
Dallas
Mauch Lectures End In Phillies Five Run Win
Phillies infielder Tony Gonzalez homered doubled and singled after a postgame talk with Gene Mauch as Philadelphia beat Houston 5-0 for its fifth straight win pulling the club to .500. Dodgers widen NL lead with wins over Mets. Braves split with Cardinals and Cubs win behind three run homers.
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Mauch
Gonzalez
Phillies
Houston
Chamberlain Fined for Magazine Article Under Byline
Wilt Chamberlain, star center of the Philadelphia Warriors, was fined $150 by NBA President Walter Kennedy for a magazine article under Chamberlain's byline. Kennedy said the Sports Illustrated piece contained many inaccurate statements and drew conclusions from an erroneous premise.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Téers
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Chamberlain
Peared
Sports Illustrated
National League Standings and Today’s Schedule
The National League table shows Los Angeles leading with 38 wins and 22 losses. Milwaukee and Cincinnati follow, with standings and percentages listed. Yesterday results include Los Angeles 5 New York 4 and Chicago 9 Cincinnati 0. Today’s games are New York at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Chicago at Houston, all N designated.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
New York
Milwauke
Baseball scores and game notes multiple leagues
American League results include New York 3 over Los Angeles 0 and Detroit 5 over Minnesota 4. Chicago 2 beat Washington 1, Baltimore 1 defeated Boston 0, Kansas City 8 over Cleveland 4 with a 2nd game called in the 7th due to rain. Baltimore at Boston and New York at Cleveland listed for later.
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Flowers Lead YMCA Softball League With 5-0 Start
Frank Martin reports from the Clay Street YMCA that the Industrial Softball League is off to a strong start. Flowers Baking Co. leads the standings with five wins and no losses as home runs by Wallace Worthy and Willie McBride spark a 23-9 win over Ga. Crate. Inter-city action sees Cairo Allstars defeat Ga. Crate 19-10 and topple Balfour 20-7, threatening Flowers' perfect record ahead of a June 15 rematch at Dunlap Field.
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Frank Martin
Francis Weston
Clay Stréet
YMCA
Dewey City
Susie Dunlap
Cairo
Flowers Baking Co
Wallace Moose
Worthy
Willie McBride
Flyers Baking Company
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Crate
Henry Baker
Ga. Crate
Losa
Balfour Lumber Co
Balfour
Earl Willams
Charles Jackson
Tom Bowdry
Robert Brown
Douglass High
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Brown
Cairo Allstars
Thomasville
Dunlap
Earl Williams
Clay State Y
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Leon Taylor
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Monticello, Fla
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Angels
By Murray Chass
Pedro Ramos
Whitey Ford
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John Orsino
Brooks Robinson
Milt Rappas
Stu Miller
Bill Skrowan
Billy Maxwell
Gordon Jones
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Gene Mauch
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Wally Moon
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Hank Fisher
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