Lorenzen Dizzy After Rebel Win at Darlington
Freddie Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois won the Red 1300 mile race at Darlington Raceway with a record speed of 130.014 mph beating Richard Petty in a fierce duel. Petty finished 10th after multiple pit stops as Lorenzen led a Ford dominated top finishers including Glenn Roberts Junior Johnson Ned Jarrett and Jim Pardue. Lorenzen’s season total rose to 42 995 as he surpassed his 1963 earnings.
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Darlington
Darlington International Raceway
Freddie Lorensen
Elmhurst
Lorenzen
Richard Petty
Randleman
N. C
Richard
Ford
Petty
Freddie
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Junior Johnson
Ronda
N.C
Ned Jarrett
Camden
S.C
Jim Pardue
North Wilkesboro
Kermit Student Pole Vaults 11 Feet 1 Inch
Lewis Hernandez, a seventh grade pupil in Kermit, clears 11 feet 1 inch in pole vaulting. In 1945 the Southwest Conference champion cleared 10 feet 6 inches, showing year to year improvement in athletes.
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Kermit, Tex
NEA
Lewis Hernandez
Lewis
Kermit
Texas A&m
SMU and Texas Pledge NCAA Rule Adherence After Probations
Dallas AP reporting officials from SMU and Texas faced SWC sanctions for recruiting violations. SMU received a two year ban from NCAA activity including bowl games. Texas got an indefinite probation with possible removal within a year. Both cited incidents from 1963 and pledged full compliance with conference rules.
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Dallas
Southwest Conference
Texas
Southern Methodist
Willis Tate
SMU
West Virginia Eyes Fourth SoCon Title Run
West Virginia’s baseball team can clinch a fourth straight conference title with a split at last-place William and Mary. Furman and Davidson threaten, while WVU sputters with 14 errors in three games and a team batting drop from .325 to .280 amid a 20-3 marks overall. Virginia Tech halted WVU with a four-hitter, ending a 7-0 loss before WVU won the nightcap in 10 innings.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Mountaineers
William and Mary
W&m
WVU
Furman
Competi
Morgantown
Virginia Tech
John Whitesell
Citadel
Davidson
George Washington
Richmond
Indians
Preakness field shapes up for six or seven runners
Baltimore AP reports the 88th Preakness at Pimlico may line up six or seven starters headed by Kentucky Derby winner Northern Dancer and runner up Hill Rise. Also likely are The Scoundrel Roman Brother Quadrangle Knightly Manner and possibly Big Pete with Mr Brick a question after a Withers win.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Hill Rise
Aqueduct
Pim
Lico
Scoundrel
Roman Brother
Quadrangle Knightly Manner
Big Pete
Mr. Brick
Jimmy Picou
Johns Joyt
Northern Dancer
Nestar
Tenpin bowling league notes and record highlights
In the Red Crown Mixed Junior League at Northside Lanes Carol Allen set a 533 series and Helen Anger a 221 high game. C.Y.O. A kept first place despite a 0 loss to Question Marks 4-0. Beth Petty and Carol Allen starred for Question Marks with 160 and a 533 series. Charlie Brown led the losers with 164 and 422. Gutters moved to second with a 4 point forfeit win. Ronnie Stmkhovitch 187 466 and Steve Clemons 216 481 paced their teams. Pin Busters fell to third after a 3-0 loss to Panthers. Diana Mason 147 and Darrell Anderson 148 422 for the winners followed by Jim White 181 489 and Gary Dolphin 198 499 for Pin Busters. LUCKY PEOPLE won 4 on a forfeit. Anger opened with strikes and spares for a 221 series in frame ten, while Rock N Rollers, led by Sharon Anderson 124 349, also won 4 on a forfeit.
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Northside Lanes
Carol Allen
C.Y.O
Beth Petty
Charlie Brown
Gutters
Ronnie Stmkhovitch
Steve Clemons
Pin Busters
Panthers
Diana Mason
Darrell Anderson
Jim White
Gary Dolphin
Lucky People
Helen Anger
Rock ‘N’ Rollers
Sharon Anderson
Poor Relatives Fail to Match Carry Back Lineage
New York reports that half brothers to Carry Back, Kelso, and Vertex earned only 9500 in state money by 1963, while their better halves amassed over 3.276 million in purses in the same period, highlighting uneven racing success within related lines.
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New York
NEA
Kelso
Vertex
Duckpin League Results Stir Weekend Action at Health Center Lanes
Brenda Newell led Pifer Stationery & Office Supply to two GAA Girls Bantam League wins with 110, Susie Suddith added 102 as Shoe Center fell by a single duckpin in opener. Pamela McKee and others starred for Shoe Center, Boyd's Drug Store also claimed 2-0 over Gray & Eddy, and Winchester Furniture swept two matches.Sum: Winchester Blue Ridge League split weekend results with five to eight points gained in two matches, by Hagerstown holding the 714 team game as top performers CrisMan Crisman and Zimmerman led local crews.
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Brenda Newell
Pifer
Shoe Center
Susie Suddith
Pamela McKee
Lindsay Flowers
Robin DeHaver
Lindy Farrick
Boyd’s Drug Store
Gray & Eddy
Jewel Bo
Artie
Little Rascals
Winchester
Blue Ridge
Frederick
Hagerstown
Major League Leaders From The Natl and American Leagues
AP provides season leaderboard notes with top figures in batting runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across both leagues. Names include Mays Clemente Oliva Wagner Aparicio Lamabe Colavito Hall Breesoud and others with team affiliations and stats.
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Mays
San Francisco
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Mayo
Milwaukee
Oliva
Minnesota
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Wagner
Cleveland
Cash
Detroit
Colavito
Kansas City
Bressoud
Boston
Mathews
Robinson
Baltimore
Demeter
West
Varsalles
Hainton
Washington
Hall
Skowron
Aparicio
Lamabe
Kline
Bunker and
Stock
Pizarro
Fisher
Chicago
Kralick
Chance
Penn State athletes post perfect 4.00 winter term averages
Smart Fellows University Park Pa NEA reports Penn State football tackle Joe Bellas and wrestler Joe Eremus achieved straight A averages in the winter term. Bellas majors in business administration while Eremus studies zoology, reflecting strong academic performance among university athletes.
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University Park
NEA
Joe Bellas
Joe Eremus
Penn State
Bellas
Eremus
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NCAA
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Tate
Darrell Royal
Dealer
Preakness
Helen Unger
Winchester Furniture
Oates Lumber Yard
Louise Baker
Mary McAlt
Bonnie Easter
Sharon Costlow
Brenda Smallwood
Rosemary Bailey
Northern Virginia Power:Co
Bell Clothes Store
Lynn Crisman
Janice Salyan
Ann Stewart
Crisman
Mercial & Savings Bank
Patton
Hootenanny
Mary Gail Allerbowl
Karen Kibler
Jackie Carper
Linda McMullen
Sandy Gunter
Betty Berg
Rhonda DeHaven
Buzzella
Cindy Grove
Marilyn Galladay
Sonny Crisman
Joe Zimmerman
Chug White
White
HFC
Bayonts
Household Finance
Corporation of Winchester
Loudoun Street
J.C. Penny Store
Mohawk
Associaed
Williams
Wills
Harper
Marichal
Shaw
Gibson
St. Louis
Maloney
Drysdale
Shenandoah Downs
D.sm’th
Parks
Sigler
Tod
Drovers Inn
Fitz
Cape
Karpe
Hedge
Kratz
Sollars
Scott
Todd
Diavolikis
C.smith
Mullins
Vasil
Valenzuela
Kirk
Fitz’d
Manuel M
Palmer
Riston
Mike
Hero
Tho’s
Zangrai
Robi
Richardson
D. Smith
Zangari
L.rey’s
Gran-Marie
Myers
Mary L. Boniface & Sapling Range Farm
Anna Dulin
Pal’bo
Penacader
Ten In Wood
Belle D. Ball
McK
Bengali
Small
Just Shined
Everhart
Ismain
Skyline Drive
Headley
Ropers Mill
Vacanti
Blankagill
Smith
Look Young
Haycock
Maid of Cash
Clatterbuck
Larry’s. Magic
Poly Free
Eagle Eye Gordon
E. Reynolds
L. Rey
Jones
Palumbo
Poe
McLaughlin
Rist
Ariel Wynd
Belanger
Disk Ruler
McKee
Peterson
Mishow
Conquer
Delgado
Our Family
O’neil
Contingent
Noble News
Hadry
Navy Cutter
Baylonia
Murphy
Cidar
Chrysler
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Pine Motor Co., Inc
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