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The bent, race card yet held ‘wt the Covehead Raceway was _ verdict of some 1200 fans night as. Nickerby Enter- * presented a nine race including a special chal-
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42 Ford number-0 Was a ble race winner, emerging ious in hoth the second and
fifth races. Brad Brown finish. ed serond: in the second race. eat the contrais of hee howling fludson and Roger Keiser in his mumber % Ford plaeed third
Milt Drummond was second tn |
the fifth race ‘and Dave Johnson emerged third in his 53 Meteor
In the thailenge race. George Thorne, one of the challengers, - brought his 52 Dodge six. home to victory in one of the closest races of the night He fought
down to the wire with. George Neal's, flathead Ford .who came in secom. ju inches behind
Third place went to the other
’ challenger Alan MacRae and his hot Pontiac six
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“blasted home in first, place. in his 56 Ford with-The Pink Pan- ther -a “Mi Dodge edging -o at Ray Birt in his 55 Chev for sec- end place. Birt placed third. Dave Constable, at the ton. “tea of his big $7 Dodge finish-
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Ralph Brown, who h#s_4.0-2- five of six starts this year in-the ‘overhead class came home if. the lead in the sixth race, New- bury again placed second and the hot number nine of Dave Constable nipped’ home in. @ close third spot. _ Al MacRae called the shots in the first race,. with Ray Birt foming ina -close second and George Thorne roaring th third | in his Dodge. | Phil MacInnis, driving the number 47 Chev that Birt pilot- ed in the first race, came in for | top money in the fourth race | with Al. MacRae finishing sec- | ond
In .the consolation race: Fred -Smith’ at the helm of his 57 Dodge came in first with Aus | tin McQuaid in the Pink Panth |. er coming in second in a squea- ker: and Elwood Paynter push- ing the first “two hard in third place
Spectacular spills dominated “all but a couple of the races and more of the same is fore- cast for next week — some 20 cars, slated to in pits.
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BOSTON (AP)—M i ihe gles by Tom Fresh and Rich” Mantle cracked two homers, ‘ardson ~in the first inning ff driving. in- four runs, and Bobby Richards6n led off the third Richardson lined five hits; in- with his‘third homer and Mantle cluding a homer, in leading New foll owed. with -a line” shot into York. Yankees to a 6-5 victory the right field stafids near the over Boston Red Sox Watnes- Hoot pole. Lee Stange then re- day night. i placed — Bos starter Roland” Mantle, who hit two homers Sheldon the-mound and was ~
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