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The El Dorado Times from El Dorado, Arkansas • Page 9

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Race Victories Sell Cars INCREDIBLE: Dodge's new ear is the Charger Daytona, a wild, wild creation. Note (he spoiler. By BOB COCHNAR NEA Automotive Editor NEW automotive gospel according to Leo Beebe says.succinctly, on Sunday, sell on The Detroit boys ho a to be blessed with smarts follow it assiduously. Beebe is the Ford executive who, with approval of Henry II, brought the com pany back to racing and delivered its first win at the 24 Hours of LeMans. And as he used to explain it, racing sells cars.

While nobody has yet been able to equate prowess on the track with unit sales in the showroom statistically, there is sufficient evidence to justify enormous corporate expenditure in racing. For example, when Cale Yarborough won the Daytona 500 last year in a Mercurv Cyclone, southern NASCAR superspeed- ways So. reasoned Ford, why not create a Ford Tal- Bill new track in Alabama? And so it was done. Not to be one-upped by Ford. Dodge entered the lists with a Charger Daytona, an absolutely wild automobile which must be seen to be believed.

Likely beneficiary here is Big Daddy France. American Motors, which finally won a few races after trying hard for a year, has not yet identified its cars to racing through a nameplate. But likely to come. The Detroit folk still have a few names from which to choose be surprised if one day to spy a Chevrolet Riverside roaring down the freeway. Or a Ford Indianapolis Or a Plymouth Watkins Glen Mario Andretti, surprise, surprise, has been voted the outstanding performer in the second phase of the Martini Rossi 1969 Driver of the Year competition.

He was the unanimous choice of a panel of motorsports writers after breezing to his first Indy victory. Andretti was 1967 Driver of the Year. No. 2 man was Lee Roy Yarbrough, who was the winner of the first phase of the voting. Yarbrough won the World 600 at Charlotte, N.

C. Others, in descending order, were Bruce McLaren (for his Can-Am win), Sam Posey (for the Lime Rock Trans- Ami, Dan Gurney and Parnelli Jones. The eventual winner gets and a trophy. Cokes Is Predicting Win In Ring MEXICO CITY (APt urtis Cokes, the former welterweight champion from Dallas, predicts he will win back the title by a knockout Sunday night but Napoles of Mexico is highly favored to retain the crown he captured in April Na poles stopped what was called a knockout April 18 geles when Cokes asked the referee fight between the 13th and 14th rounds Cokes, battered around the eyes and nose, was trailing badlv on all three cards El Dorado (Ark) El Dorado Times Saturday. June 28.

Cokes in 13th round in Los An- cornermen to stop the I am ready to spread that butter on mv bread Cokes, referring to nickname of Butter I was not myself when I lost the title. It a bad night I do not know what happened but it will be different this time Asked if he feared a hometown decision. Cokes said. No The Mexican fans are intelligent Besides there will be judges Cokes, now 32. won the vacated title in 1966 and defended fnur times before losing to the 29-year-old Napoles who was born in Tuba but has been fighting out of Mexico since 1962 The boxers will wear six-ounce gloves in the 15-round match instead of the eight-ounce gloves used in most bouts iVr Allen Admits Error In Walking Out stock car fans who overslept on Monday and reached the local dealer after noon, were out of luck There a Mercury Cyclone available in the South.

Then there the business about car names. Pontiac was probably first on the id this respect when it began to affix racy-type names to some of its models. the Bonneville Grand Prix. LeMans and lately, the Trans-Am (after the Trans-American Championship i The names were chosen deliberately. The Trans-Am differs somewhat from the Bonneville, LeMans and Grand Prix names in that it was turned out to appeal specifically to racing fans.

Essentially a GTO, the car in its new incarnation received a rear-end spoiler, handling package, fat tires, racing stripes and a few othei racing-oriented good ies Curiously. General Motors remains officially not involved with racing Hah' Ford and Chrysler Corp had other ideas. These two manufacturers score their I points for the most part on RALPH BERNSTEIN PHILADELPHIA Rich Allen admits he was 100 percent wrong in walking out on the Philadelphia Phillies, but has reiterated his previous statement He'll never plav for the National League baseball club again Allen appeared Thursday on a radii) program 1 for a personal friend, disc Sonny Hobson He apologizt'd during an interview to manager Bob Skinner, his teammates and the real fans of Philadelphia He insisted however, that he will not plav for the Phillies again Allen failed to show up for a doubleheader against the New York Mets at Shea Stadium and was suspended indefinitely without pav bv Skinner. While Allen was widening the breat himself and the Phillies, his business agent. Clem Capozzoli.

sought to convince the slugging first baseman he should return to the club and take his medicine Capozzoli said he and Allen were going to take an automobile ride Thursdav night to talk things out The agent said they might dnve to a horse ranch near Monmouth NJ. and it could take a tew davs before any division is reached Earlier. Allen appeared at the radio station for his first interview since he told several baseball writers in New York Wednesday he was through with the Phillies Ini wrong 100 percent Allen told the disc jockey going to face up to everything I've done here. If I'm going to exploit mv talents it 11 be for some other city because I've done all 1 can do It's a small minded person who's been on me ever since I ve been here and it time to make a move, brother like to make it publicly known." Allen said on the radio program 'that I like to apolo; gize to my manager, to my teammates and to the fans of Philadelphia The small-minded people here who see rne in the wrong will have to learn how to accept it The real fans the ones I would like to apologize to." Allen said the Phillies have done nothing to help him He did not elaborate on this statement Crossett Legion Takes Victory Over El Dorado The Crossett Legion team slipped in a twin-bill win over the El Dorado Legion team Thursday night by scores of 11-8 and Leaders Ht I nitrd iBIrrMUonml larladMg and I Raltrr 17J al VM hmu I I ragar Sitili Boys Club Baseball Bovs Club Baseball got underlay Friday with six games on the opening schedule Immanuel defeated First Presbyterian with a final score of. 15-6.

for the big game of the CATES-STAR HITT GULF Pitchers 12 day follovied by Immanuel taking another victory over West Side with a final score of, 10-0 St I riKur SECOND BAPTIST 4 Pitcher Meeks Catcher Meeks Hitter Meeks. 1-2 ST HAl'l 3 White Delaoach Catcher Greer Hitter DeLoftch, 2-2 1 15 Moud Gafford Catcher Walden Hitters Turner 2-3 Waldt-n 2-2 2 2 FIRST PKESBYTEH1AN Magnum KamvAater Catcher Matheney l.r-t^u»* VANTKKASE Pitchtr Sawyer ('at cher Cates KIKST BAPTIST 2 Pitcher Willis Catcher 1) laewis Hit Adams, 12 H1rdKUf IMMANUEL 1U Pitcher Haynie Catcher Hussell Hitters Logiiin, 2 2 Kussell, 22 WEST SIDE 0 Wilson Catcher Pierce I reKur VANTKBASJ-: 11 Tanner Woolsey Catcher Pittman Hitter 3 KIKST BAPTIST 4 Pitcher A Hunt (at cherB Bilo Hitter 1 Bennett. 1 hit Bolding Bussey Catcher McKinney Hitters Meeks, 2-4 McLaniel. 2-4 James, 2-4 LIONS 11 Pitchers Endel I) Reedy Catcher Charles Hitters Crawford, 2-4 Boatright, 2 4 Lines, 2-4 D. Norris, 2-4 MONDAYS SCHEDULE First Baptist vs West Side (B 9 a Kiwanis vs Civitan lAA', 4 pm; Immanuel vs.

Second Baptist 515 pm First Christian vs First Presbyterian (C), 6 pm; St. Paul vs Second Baptist 'A 30 pm St Paul vs First Methodist 7 and West Side vs First Methodist p.m TKo Original KnigM TABLES To Fit Or Hunt Ju hedule of Solunor Pt'todl 08 below bNn token from RtcHord Knight'i "Solunar fob Hon you' Ki that you Mill bt in good territory or hunting in good cover during thete timet you to fmd the iport rttoi eoth doy to oHer The bpgm ot the time and latt on hoot and a halt o' two thereafter the minor of thorter duration CfNTRAl DAYLIGHT TIME 1 tipi Akiu Pitt 7211 OMI It Mb NV C7S8IM Ki 3S) JoArium SI Sltryeil 1' 8423438 82 M3 Bett Cu 852334t) 78 338 M- M2llt7 72 338 Pern Cm hr 88 I 872KSU8t 328 Aaron 328 1 Temente Pitt 82 87 JS Amen eager ab 8pl Mi S72IIti80 178 KidMitv Halt 33t Smith Hu 8022838 71 HUir Hal T1307 dl 8b 308 etti 882288378 307 tNts a Mir S3 Hlb liega Se 4188188 301 t'det Kt 300 HeeardA ash 7327SSO 82 287 Wltit Vr4 SI Kaas Nat mal l.eattue MiCt rses Sf' 23 M. 21 Aaron AU and Alen Phil 1 A Hi Mi IS Amern ar. Jm 8 MT, I I'etruetS Hm Mir. aid 22 VeHrretiaiki Pepitene and 18 Katlrd NatMMai and Santi On ines st Tatet A mera an letdue kittet) ir Min 87 Personal no YARN SHOPPK sntin balls Crewel Yams knitting 515 Hillsboro BFDS ctain w.lken Fest Hilbhoro Pti 862 JttiO Sale FOR BARGAINS IN select used ran shop at Georfe Morgan I arv 411 South West Ave nue 88.1 9340 TOMMY olberts i-or the Ilea! Phone 2 425t) South West Ave next to Woody's Grill KADET like new clean I9tf fortor MontrUir air power Kirgair FOR SAU JM air power (all after 5pm week all dpi Saturday Sunday 8ti2 1182 IV w.

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Monroe Ingram, ('am den. Connie Maloch. Magnolia. Bob (Cotton Staten, of SSC. and Watson Koundballers are expected from the South area and northern Louisiana The group will work primarily on fundamentals in the day sessions and will scrimmage at night several times, Watson said The group will wort primarily on fundamentals the day sessions and will scrimmage at night several times.

Watson IN tlUNHJIV (WIT mvNb uvmivs Ne HM FANTASTIC BARGAINS ON 1969 MODELS 69 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe 327, 8 Automatic, Full Power White With Blue Vmyl Top 69 CHEVROLET Impala, 4 Door Hardtop 327, 8 Automatic, Power Air Blue 69 CHEVROLET Impala Sport Coupe 327 8 Automotic, Power Air Solid Blue 69 MERCURY Cougar 8 351 Automatic Power Air Blue With Black Vinyl Top 69 FORD Galoi.e 500, 2 Door Hardtop, 390, 8 Automatic, Power A Air Yellow With Black Vinyl Top 69 FORD Go la ne 500 2 Door Hardtop, 390 8 Automatic Power Air White 69 FORD Torino 2 Door Hard Top, 302, 8, Automotic, Full Power White 66 PONTIAC Tempett 3 Speed Air Conditioned Yellow With Black Bucket '65 PONTIAC 8 326 Automatic In Floor, Power Steering. Bucket White With Red Interior 64 FORD Go la ne 500 2 Door Hardtop 289 8 Automatic. Power Steering Power Broket Like New Blue With Blue Vtnyl Interior 63 GMC Suburban Carryall, tom Cob Power Steering Power 6 Automatic. 9 ger Solid Red MANY OTHER MODEL CARS TO CHOOSE FROM MMuLf 24 i a 82 PH 2 I Na Building And Contractjng 20 Before vou start to iti. or reder iirate see improve mem Co 1602 Mam Ph Moving, Trucking, Storaga 26 BLACK TRANSFER Storage Call vou move Alberi Van Phone 162-3431 Mayflaear WareSaiMMRi ROBERSON MAYFLOWER Ave Ptwne 2 49K Business Opportunitias -37 PERSONNEL FRANCHISE Hove you thought obout owning your own butmett Earnina between and $25 000 the firM yeor? Pertonnel are now being offered in your orea by BAKER and BAKER Te nnettee largest personnel tervice Unequaled opportunity fo' both men and women Call or write Larry Green, Suite 1035, Bradford Build mg Nathville 37207 Phone (615)254 1272 We move families not just furniture Dogs, Cots, PKT SHOP HU Tdft I pili- Htvi 1 vu KEEP CARPETS heauliful huss famih Buv Hlu.

1 ustre Rent Hetln. I mon Floor Carpet (ompem lm 2703 alton Huad Phone 183 Mil TWA MEWKIS RHHlHTEVv.wt W3e Lustre them Eliminate rapid rrwulini! Rent ettotrK' shampooer fl Also varuitm ileaner The Carpet Mart 1221 Hillsboro 46 I- GROOMING i Rain or Shine Garage Sale 41 9 Swmmett (Deed Ind) Friday ft Saturday A.M. te 6 P.M. Furniture. Clothing etc TREAT RIt.HT II be a il cleaned wttb Blur- I.u'tre Rent elwtrK fl Modem Klonr ittiHr East Main KHITE t.n Pralle puppies registered ISi1 Call 3-4536 SII VER TON PtKl.tU hai( prirev h'.

I i are UNION FLOOR CARPET CO Coll for free on Cam dura Counter Vinyl Custom Made Draperies Floor Sanding tXPMT INSTALLATION. Union Floor 1 Carpet Co Inc 2703 Rood PHone 863 36 I FOR SALS Dark apr Iemale 5 month' All THREE BEAI T1FU buff and me orange 1 ee 525 Bui! Ele Hdwe a Phi POODLK Horses, Cattle, Mules FOR SALE saddle hor MINI SHEETS 23 sue in fWtf) are used of feet tn aluminum that an be reused a numrier of 47 jents eai Times Pu bits Co 111 North Madison Articles For Sale ,5 1 We tl toke oM the we your things at gently as if they were Our own A Muro JMU Black Transfer Storage Co. PHONE 862 3421 Professional Services GARAGE SALI Hwy 7 4 City ttwy 9 A te 6 PM. Monday thru Saturday of Many to to hst Price Sc wp RF.AM FRF EZERS Flr-1 Ians Porrh 4 4 Ttmmim Hdup 4 Bun drf4 3M Phow CARPORT SALE 1 1 10 NORTH COLLIGI Thursday and Friday Too many items to litt. Garage Sale 1012 Beech St.

Friday Saturday Ladies Mens Clothing Other Items HEVROLET 4 laj.it V8 Air i an Mfittir i DMNofl A a VUiLKW AliEN (Vrk voyr I lealet I tr lut Kit bettet 1801 Avente Phone SPECIAL CATES USED CARS tacciai if- MICI 2 D- Hoxtioot SS Cfilone JOO a H.ee'i VO 6S 65 ouio 8 Than Seo i o' 8 473! Howe M3 4782 Private Investigation Servie for Inturonce Indultry Licented by the Boo'd Over tn eiperience Civil, Criminal A Industria1 Investi gotion Inveiti gation Agency Boi El Dorado Ari Phone 862 6941 GARAGE SALE Fri A Sat AM te 7 88 60S Linda Or Country Club Terrace i FOR SALE Ford Trocfor, Also Used Cub Tractor Both Good Cond't'on BROWN GAROEN TRACTORS i Qyi 82 Mies' 863 7)9 1 El OMMEMTaL ice MAKERS for saie or iene Jtminv Butklen 1801 Ma.r PWw MI U8i I fm batten ar' 14-10 El Dorado pitchers. Benny Fuller. John King, and Kiidney Barnette, gave up nine hits and seven walks uhile fielders made tour errors El Dorado batters collected five hits and six walks off of Crossett pitchers Crossett fielde.s were charged with three errors. Hitting for El Dorado ere Rick Palmer 2-3. King 1-2.

Kandy Austin 1-3. and Duke Womack 1-3. In the second game Lee Haynie went the distance for El Dorado, giving up five hits and 11 walks behind eight fielding errors. El Dorado batters collected 1C hits and two walks with Crossett making six errors in the field Hitting for El Dorado were Palmer 34. Barnette 3 4.

Fuller Bill Mayo 1-3, King 1-3, and Womack 1-4 The El Dorado Legion will play at Kuston Friday at 7:30 pm THF I PKFSK Amrricun l.ragur Chicago 5-8 at land 4 4 Settle (Talbtit 22' at nta Minnesota at Kansas City i Butler York at (Itneland 1 Lworth 34 Detroit (McLain 11 at Baltimore 3-1 Boston iCulo at Washing ton 4-2' National l-ragur Pittsburgh b- 2 at New Gent 7-5 Atlanta Stone 6 21 at Houston iWilson San Francisco 3-71 at Cincinnati 'Fisher 2-11 Angeles at San Diego lArlm (H)i Philadelphia (Fryman at Montreal iStoneman 4 91 St 3-6 at Chica' go Hands CHEA IMPALA P. NEW CLASSES STARTING New dottat starling July 8th LARRY MARGARET Scheu it Hair lie Churtt'A 862 5521 Kt I ptrk up automatH luftf bee Ksietlent nmilitum Witte 'wrtj SPECIALS PERMANfNTS SKompoo Moirtut A Included free Closed Monday Paramount Beauty School GARAGE SALE ClAtMONT A So- 5 Mgic thw'sday 88 te 8 88 Friday A Saturday A 88 te I 88 YAH 1 MtlEAV Hair. Pt ANTIQUES JUNK 0 Secretory 3 Round Oak od Orsk Coffee Table Wo! Wothttand Oa8 Rocking Cha 8 Oirs.rsg Room Des.Glo8t«aorp Oozing ontj Art 3 Mt Holly Roi id 6 A Tilt Accessories, Tires, -15 MACK'S PARTS AC, Autolite or Champton FREON 1 5 at Store No 1 K. Mil libero PI mm 7113 Store No 2 61 8 West Ave. Phone 3 771 1 and Bicycles PERMANENT HELP SA .11 traut Iti 88? AVON lacettent "9 er PO Soi 1717, (I Derodo Art 71730 162 426' Shop the CLASSIFIED today.

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