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c 2. Hoss Ellington, Wilmington, N.C., 28. Boscoe Lowe, Asheville, N.C., 1965
fen-Sydney 76 gloves and anything else that 1964 Ford, 120, $4,150. Ford, 74, $300.
might help keep them warm today 3. Bobby Allison, Hueytown, Ala., 1963 29. Alton Jones, Pleasant Grove, Ala.,
at the Daytona 500. Ford, 120, $2,400. 1960 Ford, 73, $300.
League 4. Bill Wimble, Rome, N.Y., 1961 Pon 30. Bubba Into, Charleston, S.C., 1965
I Won LOS”< Fans who attended the Saturday tiac, 118, $1,400. Plymouth, 72, $300.
6 1 NASCAR 300, and went un 5. Jeff Hawkins, Greenville, S.C., I960 31. Aaron' Gailey, ' Lavonia, ' Ga., ’*1964
5 1 prepared, froze in cold, biting Ford, 118, $1,000. Ford, 70, $300.
5 1 6. Rod Eulenfeld, Jacksonville, Fla., 32. Lee Roy Yarbrough, Columbia,
5 1 winds. 1961 Ford, 116, S900. S.C., 1961 Ford, 67, $300.
..........................3 3 Despite the icy weather Satur 7. Vaughn Gerke, Beloit, Wis., 1965 33. Tom Gale, McKeesport, Pa., 1964
........................2 5 day night long lines of fans were Chevrolet, 115, $800. Ford, 60, $300.
2 4 8. Joe Thurman, Rocky Mount, Va., 34. Dean Henley, Brooklet, Ga., 1961
..........................1........6 at the Speedway gates when they 1964 Chevrolet, 115, $750. Ford, 57, $300.
..........................0 7 opened at 8 p.m. to admit those 9. Billy Taylor, Yanceyville, N.C., 1960 35. Pete Hamilton, Needham, Mass.,
League who wished to stay overnight Ford, 114, $700. 1964 Ford, 55, $300.
Won Lost 10. Carl Stevens, Rehobeth, Mass., 1964 36. Mel Gillette, Howell, Mich., 1965
7 1 in the infield. Ford, 113, $700. Oldsmobile, 53, $300.
5 3 The entire Speedway area was 11. Francis Harden, Wayne, Mich., 1963 37. Maynard Forette, So. Hadley,
2 6 aglow with the lights of the hun Mercury, 113, $550. Mass., 1960 Ford, 48, $300.
..........................2 6 12. Gerald Chamberlain, Everett, Pa., 38. Norman' Tingue, Franklinville,
dreds of campers parked in the 1961 Ford, 112, $525. N.Y., 1964 Dodge, 46, $300.
e9. Cecil Gordon, Horse Shoe, N.C.,
13. Tiny Lund, Cross, S.C., 1961 Ford,
outside parking lot. Tents also 110, $475. 1964 Chevrolet, 32, $300.
>ses were scattered over the area. 14. Bob' Dobyns, Gordsonville, Va., 1964 40. Bob James, Columbus, Ohio, 1964
Ford, 110, $425. Pontiac, 31, $300.
15. Paul Connors, West Palm Beach, 41. Frank Warren, Augusta, Ga., 1965
gs TUCSON- Fla., 1964 Chevrolet, 110, $400. Chevrolet, 26, $300.
16. Bates Landreth, Orangeburg, S.C.,
42. Hank Thomas, Winston-Salem, N.C.,
1964 Ford, 25, $300.
1964 Ford, 109, $400.
17. Bruce Brantley, Chamblee, Ga., 43. Chuck Arnold, Baton Rouge, La.,
-Georgia virtually (Continued from Preceding Page) 1965 Dodge, 109, $375. 1961 Ford, 24, $300.
I Vanderbilt out 18. Walter Wallace, Nashville, Tenn., 44. Glen Guthrie, Temple Hills, Md.,
onference basket of the players who qualified for the 1963 Ford, 109, $350. 1961 Ford, 22, $300.
45. Ralph Arnold, Merced, Calif., 1965
19. Gene Riniker, Riverside, Calif., 1965
night with a late final two rounds failing to post even Chevrolet, 105, $325. Dodge, 14, $300.
jenhard and Ray par or better for the first 54 holes. 20. Ken Cross, Lynchburg, Va., 1963 46. Jack Ethridge, Jacksonville, cla.,
I the Bulldogs to One stroke behind the foursome in Ford, 105, $325. 1965 Ford, T3, $300.
21. Red Farmer, Hueytown, Ala., 1965
47. Fred Hunt, Tracy, Calif., 1965 Chev
mph. second place, at 10-under 206, were Dodge, 96, $325. rolet, 10, $300.
gia’s 6-foot-ll Al Geiberger and young Jack Mont 22. Benny Kerley, Hiddenite, N.C., 1965 48. Billy Scott, Union, S.C., 1961 Ford,
I three free throws gomery. Chevrolet, 86, $325. 9, $300.
23. Carl Horton, Grifton, N.C., 1961
49. Gus Linder, Pittsburgh, 1965 Chev
i bulldogs’ winning Frank Boynton was all alone at 207, Chevrolet, 85, $325. rolet, 7, $300.
i minutes, finished while five players were grouped at 24. Dick May, Brownsville, N.Y., 1964 Ford, 7, $300.
50. Bill Champion, Norfolk, Va., 1964
is had 22. eight-under 208. Ford, 82, $325.
25. Donnie Allison, Hueytown, Ala., 1960
No less than 21 players were within Ford, 81, $325. Time of race—2 hours, 8 minutes, 11
Ks34~ six strokes of Henning going into final 26. Donald Bumgardner, Kings Mt., seconds.
round play Sunday when fair weather N.C., 1961 Ford, 75, $300. Winner's speed—140.423 m.p.h.
i Win and temperatures in the mid-70s are New Smyrna Race •
forecast.
— Miami’s Hur- ★ ★ ★ Curtis Turner Program Canceled
106-93 basketball Harold Henning 70-66-68—204
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>n Saturday night, Bill Ogden 71-69-65—205 Featured In Promoters of the Late Model ■
Frank Beard
s their 10th suc- Bruce Crampton 68-71-66—205 Sportsman races at New Smyrna I
feat. Dale Douglass 72-63-70—205 Beach Speedway, after two ■
will against the Jack Montgomery 69-67-70—206 Sport Mag cancellations because of rain, gave °
Al Geiberger
71-68-67—206
Hurricanes rushed Frank Boynton 71-69-67—207 up the ghost Saturday night and ”
f lead and then John Schlee 70-69-69—208 The latest issue of Sports Illustrated scotched the entire program.
i 33 points in the Darrell Hickok 71-69-68—208 Magazine features an article entitled Cold weather and high winds J
Dave Marr 71-68-69—208 were given as the reasons for ■
Bob Shaw 73-65-70—207 “King of the Wild Road — Curtis Turn
rker, who hauled George Knudson 70-67-71—208 er.” calling off the program Saturday ;
red 34 points and Dudley Wysong Jr 70-73-66—209 Turner is an old time stock car night. The feature event was to »
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Bob Lund
Curnut picked up Dick Lotz 71-68-70—209 driver. He’s unofficially retired since have been a 100 lap race for «
affair. George Bayer 70-67-72—209 he totaled a Smokey Yunick Chevelle a §5,000 purse. ■
DeWitt Weaver 70-69-70—209 ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r. x ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a h ■ . ■ h n ■ b ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ •!
Tommy Jacobs 69-68-72—209 last year at Atlanta, and other car
Fred Marti 74-69-67—210 owners don’t want to chance on giving
linches Ken Still 72-69-68—210 'Smoothie' Wins
Dick Martinez 71-70-69—210 him a ride.
The colorful former “moonshine
Crown Tony Jacklin 72-68-70—210 hauler,” as the magazine depicts him, Rich Turf Cup
Deane Beman
67-72-71—210
John Lotz 68-70-72—210 has encountered other troubles in the
Lee Trevino
(AP) — The fifth- Kermit Zarley 72-71-67—211 past year. The hero of the mag article MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — W. R. Beasley’s
72-71-68—211
lidcats put down Tom Weiskopf 71-71-69—211 lost his automobile driver’s license in He’s A Smoothie, Canada’s champion
am 96-83 Saturday Chuck Courtney 71-70-70-211 his native North Carolina for traffic horse last year, scored a neck decision
jast a tie for the SDick Lytle 70-71-70—211 violations and had his pilot’s license over fast closing Irish Rebellion in
Bob Murphy Jr
70-71-70-211
rence basketball Jack McGowan 71-69-71—211 removed by the Federal Govt, for the $91,200 Hialeah Turf Cup, longest
Bob McCallister 72-68-71—211 and richest grass race of the Florida
Charles Coddy 72-68-71—211 recklessly flying his plane. He made season at Hialeah Saturday.
clinch the title Dave Stockton 68-69-74—211 an illegal landing near a church, then
their last two Jerry McGee 65-71-75-211 took off and “buzzed” it. He’s A Smoothie, under Braulio Baeza
!— Monday against Howie Johnson 74-69-69—212 and packing 117 pounds, ran the 1V2
Bert Yancey
73-70-69—212
Saturday against Dave Marad 75-68-69—212 miles on the soft turf in 2:32 4-5
Labron Harris 73-68-71—212 and just lasted to turn back the
Reeves McBee 71-70-71—212 Skier Killy To challenge of Florida-bred Irish Rebel
Terry Dill ......... 72-67-73—212 lion at 113 pounds with Angel Cordero
Sam Carmichael 71-73-69—213 Jr. riding.
Tomoka aEd Updegraff 73-70-70-213 Drive In Lemons The crowd of 25,682 made He’s A
Bert Greene
76-68-6?—213
Dave Eichelberger 72-70-71—213 PARIS (AP) — Jean-Claude Killy, Smoothie the choice and he returned
Williams and Dr. Lionel Hebert 72-70-71—213
d up with a best Rod Funseth 70-71-72—213 France’s triple gold medal winner in $6.60, $3.40 and $2.60. Irish Rebellion
[Best Ball Tourna- Steve Eichstaedt 74-68-72—213 Alpine ski racing at the recent Grenoble paid $4.80 and $3.20 while Flit-To was
Dick Rhyan
71-70-72—213
s Saturday. Bob Charles 69-71-73—213 Winter Olympics, plans to drive in $3.20 to show. _____
65 was the team Jim Gillis 76-64-73—213 the Lemans 24-hour automobile race.
ming, Tip Murphy Hugh Royer 73-71-70—214 Killy has signed with Scuderia Steelers Meet Bengals
R. H. Sikes 71-72-71—214 Filipinetti of Geneva to team with
Jerry Mowlds 77-66-71—214 PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh
:re the teams of Terry Wilcox 70-72-72—214 Henri Greder of France at the wheel Steelers said Saturday they will play
Larry Wood
nderson and Greer Bob Erickson 74-68-72—214 of a Chevrolet Corvette. the newly franchised Cincinnati Bengals
69-73-72—214
edge, Burt Beach Dick Crawford 72-69-73—214 Last year, Killy and Bernard C ahi er in a pro football exhibition game at
Billy Martindale- 72-69-73—214 of France won the grand touring class Morgantown, W. Va., Aug. 25.
of the Tariat Florio race in Switzerland.
