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Johnson City Press from Johnson City, Tennessee • 8

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JOHNSON CITY TENN PRESS-CHRONICLI WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 1 Il Million-Dollar Job New Speedway To Be Constructed In Irish Snap Unheaten Siring At 12 Detroit won its i i- lover Duquesne in portant in has chopped ton Auburn whipped Fbri- Blue Demons off the da State 3-67 Memphis State undefeated list leaving-routed Louisiana College major 1 f4 only Ohio State Notre Dame's Irish spilled unbeaten string at 13 Tues-daytughj W-58 John Tully was triggerman for jonn iuuv v'-- -7 By JIMMY SMYTH P-C Sport Pdltor BRISTXJLr -Construction on a neafctruiikm dollar auto speedway near here will begin Monday Announcement of the racing plant which will cost from $750900 to $1000000 to build was made at wca ptn radio and television here last night Larry Carrier and Carl Moore announced plans for the plant Pat Purcell executive manager of the National Association for Stock Car Automobile Racing Inc (NASCAR) attended roe meeting and said negotiations had been completed for NASCAR sanctioning The one-half mile asphalt pavd track will be located on the City highway about four miles south of Bristol The Speedway which will be known as the Bristol International Speed- 96-39? and Western Kentucky fat ened ha Ohio Valley Conference lead 88-73 over Tennessee Tech in other major games Little Howie Carl hit 16 points DePsu but Notre 'Dame had the Jndv tutting little trouble with sophomore aspartof Thompson who had scored shattered a 42-all Le with "bout in(s the en(kd 8 mnutes remaining 13-game streak last DePaul ranked seven In tbeSaturd uew Associated Press pou thus A suffered the road-game pitfall thatjlvPomts hlt one field had stmk Bradky MJltary hit 33 of 38 Vanderbilt from the unbealenfrwSin)W 8ttets for th t1 ferent in a 93-77 Southehi Con- ranks last week I Ohio State's Bucks four miles south of Bristol Plans for the Speedway were announced last night ference victory over George ill xony oil NEW SPEEDWAY Here is the drawing of the Bristol International Speedway which will be built on the Johnson City-Bristol Highway 12 straight this year as they rumble toward defense of their NCAA championship Cincinnati (12-3 stretched its winning streak to seven 64-53 Hyder Stars Lamar Rips Eagles 103-62 In WCLTilt Hampton Dumps Bars In Watauga Contest S8UIHM ECltES' Serve The Netien" Oeea Par feuMctta 7 Oay A Waae KINGS PORT-IRISTOL HWY Johnsea City WA 1-1451 Cherokees used a 41-point performance by center Doug Howell last night at Lamar to spearhead a 103-62 Washington County League romp over the Washington College Eagles Lamar in piling up the first 100-plus score by a WCL team this season fired in S6I per cent of its shots in hitting more than 20 points in each quarter Three other players hit in dou- the league leaders VM1 has a 2-6 Conference mark and is 3-10 overall G-W now 2-3 in the league lost its eighth in 11 games Kingsport Defeats Grccnics KINGSPORT Dobyns two platoomng Indians pulled away from Greeneville in the third quarter here last night and went on to post a 50-41 Big Seven Conference victory the seventh without a lpss inside the league Mike Ainslie scored 10 points to pace the Indians as 13 players got into the scoring act PhQ Justis of Greeneville took game honors with 17 markers Th lineup Greensville (41) Averv I Bible to Britt Willi Bew-tey Cestetl I Justis 17 ml wort (Ml Sorolos 1 Ainslie 10 Halo Leonard I Volt) 7 Locke 4 Pruert I Oed 2 Nanay 4 Crawford I Smith 1 Nairn Do ana 7 Casa I Scot fry quartan: Greenevilt 11 1 4 16-41 way will he built on a 100-acr tract of lpd Architects Godwin SEhd Rawls of Johnson City die's up plans for the Speedway Race July 39 Approximately five months will be require tq coflstruct the Speed The first Grand National -race the Sr scheduled July 30 The second Grand- Nationa1 is scipdiitod -for Oct 22 and will he known as the Seating capacity of the grandstands will be 20000 Th stadium will bused for other purposes than racing including civic religious and political events horse shows county fairs and other sporting activities Budf Walling' a native of Bristol las been named director of th Speedway Walling is a graduate of Virginia High School and attended King College and th University of Virginia $10000 Purse Purcell said the minimum NASCAR purse is $10000 which will probably be the purse for -the initial race Weekly racing events wil be held it was announced Purcell said NASCAR was happy to be sanctioning a track in the Tri-Cities area A former newspaperman Purcell is captain of the Daytona Beach Quarterback Club chair man of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame for the state of Florida and a charter member of th Football Association He has offices Daytona Beach Fla Duke High In ACC Team Statistics GREENSBORO (AP) once-beaten Blue Devils who hava completed their pre-examination schedule have produced the Atlantic Coast Conference's best team performance chart for the first half of the basketball season although the Dukes actually lead the league in only one department of measurement Wake Forest leads in scoring averaging 79 2 points a game Maryland tops defense with an average yield of only 63 9 North Carolina is No 1 in rebounding with 53 recoveries a game and South Carolina and Maryland are tied for first in free throw accuracy at 743 per cenL ACC Service Bureau figures through last lames show the Blue Devils with the largest average margin over tha opposition 13 points a game to North 112 To accomplish this Duke is a close second in scoring offense at 78 9 points a game and also a close second in defense with an average yield of 659 points WETB 7S0 MctscJ Network Eai Vole Of Press-Chronicle WED PM JAN II Bee team to a 44-34 win Simpson was high for Boones Creek with 14 Hampton opens a two-day road trip Friday at Chattanooga against Central and plays at Meigs County Saturday Boones Creek is host to Cloudland Thursday in another league tussle Tl lintup loan Crk (34) Good 14 Edward 12 C4mpbll 1 Keefauvw Tstr A Tty lor 4 Hobb 5 Svnpion 1 Shiplpy Himpton (44) Whit 14 Odom 4 Hollsclaw Nav 17 Hydr II Muoht 1 Montgomery 7 Havw 4 Campbell Stout Guy Scort by quarter: Boone Creek 17 1J 1J-M Hampton 1J 14 II 14-44 Official: Capp and Bennett Cloudland Spills Rangers ROAN MOUNTAIN Cloud- HAMPTON Guard Richard Hyder scored eight straight points early in the third quarter here last night as the Hampton Bulldogs grabbed a 64-56 Watauga Conference victory over Boones Creek The Bulldogs in running their record to 13-12 for the season were forced to come from behind in the second quarter after Boones Creek took a 17-15 margin The Hampton quintet moved into a 31-26 halftime margin and used the flurry by Hyder to pull away in the third period cushion after three quart eis was nine points 50-41 Hyder fired in 18 points to take scoring honors for the game He received plenty of support from Jerry White who tallied 16 and Cotton Nave whh 12 Larry Good's 14 points were high for the Bars as Boones Creek dropped its eighth game against bl figures for the Cherokees Jackie Phillips collected 21 Carlos Smith 14 and David White 10 The victory was No 17 for the Cherokees who have dropped five Washington College suffered its 16th defeat against three wins Lamar hopped off to a 22-10 first quarter lead led by 44-30 at half tune and hit for 30 points in the third period for a 74-46 cushion Gail Adams Eugene Yarbor and Larry Henley sparked the losing Eagles with 20 11 and 10 points respectively liie wn kept Lamar undefeated Washington County play with a 4-0 record Washington College now stands 0-7 in conference action Lamar also captured a 45-19 win in the opener Tha Cherokee's next action comes Friday at Sulphur Springs Washington College is host to Camp Creek Thursday Thq lineups' Washington College (42) Henley 10 Tucker I Culver Adams Shelton 20 Rolfe A Yerbor 11 Austin 5 Bailey 7 Lamar (101) Garland 4 Whita 10 Howell 41 Phillips 21 Smith 14 Ellis A Mashbum 2 Childara L- Garbofr-Titlla Score by quartan CoUeye- 39 16 14- 2 Lamar 21 22 30 103 AFTIRNOQN 00 Ne-WBS 1 OS Showcase of Muile 30 MBS 3V Showcase ot Mutlo 3 08 MSS 3 OS Showcase at Must 3 30 MBS 3 35 Showcase at Music 4 00 MBS 4 OS Showcase ot Music 4 30 MBS 4 35 Showcoao Of Musle 5 00 Nawa 5 05 Pishcasl 5 10 Showcase of Must 5 15 Reoort From Nashville 10 Showcase Of Music 5 30 Sign OH IS Kino sport THURS AM JAN 19 11 victories Gerald Edwards wasand scored its second Watauga tafitMl Conference win and third of the season here last night by downing the only other Bar to hit in double figures He racked up 12 High- $CQnpgJirptgiQirnpbeU ited to only two points Cloudland despite hitting only Kenny Hyder tossed in 19 mark 30 per cent of its shots got off M0UNIN9 3 79 3 i 35 Ytwir 5 00 5 30 MBS Tradtrf $ons of Mon TO Ovotftt Clock watcher MBS 5 5 00 05 30 -niiiiD Grizzlies Nip Lions In ULC Tilt BLUFF CITY The Bluff City Grizzlies dealt Mary Hughes its initial Upper Lakes Conference defeat here last night 63-61 The loss threw the Lions into a first place tie in the ULC with Sullivan which routed Holston Institute 74-37 Both teams are 6-1 in league play The Grizzlies were foiced to come from behind in the final period to notch the victory They trailed the Lions 46-42 entering the last stanza A balanced Bluff City attack offset a 30-point performance by Mary Bill Wilson who ripped the nets for 30 points Ranny Rutherford fired in 18 markers to pace the Grizzlies and George Burnette and Dwight Rich ards chipped in with 13 apiece Bluff City won the preliminary game 53-37 The Grizzlies entertain Ketron Friday in another conference tilt while Mary Hughes goes to Sullivan to settle the first place tie The Imeuos- Mery Hughe (41) Alieo 5 Dempsey 4 Wilson 30 Malone I O'Dell 10 Curd 2 Crussetl 24WP- City (437 Jones Richard 12 Stacy 2 Ruthf-tord 18 Bumtrt 13 McClellan 6 Carter 1 Lowrie 1 Score by quarter: Mary Hughe 17 12 22 15-41 Bluff City 18 17 19-43 Officials: Cgleman and Ponder Basketball Results i The Associated Pres HIGH SCHOOL East Tennessee Hampton 44 Boone Greek 54 Happy Valley 41 Eliwibethton 40 Cloudland 58 Uneke 50 Lamar 103 Washington College 4E Bluff City 43 Mary Hughe 41 Rutledgt 71 Morristown 55 Jonesboro 37 Fell Branch 34 Kingsport 50 Greeneville 41 Lynn View 43 Biountville 4 Holston Valley 72 Ketron 3 Sullivan 74 Holston Institute 37 Lake City 43 Knoxville Powell 4t Knoxville Kami 65 Knoxville Halls 40 Knoxville Catholic 58 Jefferson City 53 Knoxville Fulton 3 Alcoa 5 Loudon 87 Knoxville Farragut 52 Midway 42 Wartburg 59 Greenback 54 Vonore 37 Powell Valley 49 Maynardvllle 61 Rogerjvllle 51 Whitesburg 45 Surgoinsviile 42 Church Hill 40 Red Bank 48 Chattanooga Baylor 39 Calhoun 49 Englewood 45 Oak Ridge 78 Norris 34 Kingston 55 Lenoir City 50 East Fannin (Gs 43 Chettanooge Brain- erd 37 Bradley 53 Chattanooga Central 41 COLLEGE Hope 82 Kalamazoo 8 Northern Michigan 85 Michigan Tech e9 Broome Tech '58 Mohawk Tech 33 Muskingum 79 Western Reserve 59 Detroit 71 Dayton 57 Cincinnati 44 Duquesne 53 Erskme 62 Piedmont (Ga) 59 Stetson 75 William Carey 73 Northeastern 71 Worcester Tech 47 Capital 41 Oberlm 59 (overtime) Bowline Green 58 Kent State 54 Virginia Military 93 George Washington fl Notre Dame 61 DePaul 58 Auburn 74 Florida State 47 Cirnegie Tech 82 Washington A Jetter-on 55 Westminster 73 Baldwin Wallace 59 Western Maryland 94 Towson (Md) 81 Ithaca 48 Cortland 48 Wheeling (WVa) 95 Wavnesbure (Pel Bt Morris Harvey (WVa) 103 Concord (WVa) 101 Winston Salem Teacher! 105 Elizabeth Cltv Teachers 94 ers In the preliminary to lead 1 35 30 I 65 I 30 I 00 ft 30 35 (0 00 10 05 tfl 30 0 35 00 05 30 35 00 3 IS 12 30 12 35 1 00 I 05 1 30 1 IS Jonesboro Edges Past Cards 37-36 Jonesboro scored a narrow 37-38 Washington County League victory over Fall Branch last night at Jonesboro The Tigers broke a 25-25 third quarter deadlock to win their fifth game against 11 defeats The loss was the third straight for the Cardinals who now stand 10-7 for the season game was nip-and-tuck all Fall Branch- taking an 8-7 lead at the end of one quarter Jonesboro came back to go in front 16-12 at intermission Carroll Reece tallied 12 points to lead the Tiger attack Bill Gardner returning to action after missing four games set the pace for Fall Branch with 10 Jonesboro hit on 28 per cent of its shots to 20 per cent for the Cardinals Jonesboro also won a squeaker in the preliminary 27-26 Jonesboro plays host to Happy Valley Thursday and Fall BrancH takes on visiting Washington College Friday TO lineups Pall Branch (Ml Gardner 10 Buhoa A Smith 4 lares 8 Haren 4 Fer-uson Sells Jonesboro (37) Roese 12 Clnyd 5 Rowland A Lawson Gross 7 Bradshaw 3 Rawls 4 Score by quarters: Fall Branch I 4 13 11-J4 Jonesboro 7 9 9 Officials: Tranbarger and Foster North Side Keystolie Win North Side deteated St 26-16 and Keystone dealt West Side a 30-6 loss in yesterday's Midget Basketball League contests Benfield paced North Side while Pat Cowell scored 10 points for St Mary's Tipton and Alford each netted eight points in well-balanced attack The lineups: st Mare's (Ml Cowell 10 Swanson Swanson 1 Wood Lae 1 North lido (14) Bowman Banflald It Starnes Thompson A Bowman 4 5a ngtfi 6 Official Weather Clockwatcher Local Newt Joe 4 Moe MBS Joe 4 Newt MBS Our Home Town MBS Our HomeK Tow Newi MBS Our Home Tow MBS BrteM Soof Hour MBS Shewce of Mutlo MBS Showcase of Music AFTKRNOON Local Newt Farm Market Report Showcase of Muttf MBS Showcase of MutJc MBS Showcase of Musle MBS Showcase of Musle FREE SERVICE TEAM SCORING f-yri i6- 4 Teem to a 1 15-8 first quarter lead and 'ed the rest of the way The Highlanders increased their margin to 31-21 at halftime and then played on even terms with the Rangers in the second half Jimmy Yelton Rudy Johnson and James Hughes paced the Cloudland attack with 20 16 and 15 points respectively The lineup Unakt () Shenkle )l Livingjfon Hodge 1 Clerk Grmdsteff 10 Enjor Nldiffer Shoun Cleudlend () PreneH Vellon 20 Hughe Johnson 14 Blrchfield 5 Clark 2 Score by quarter Uneke I 13 11 IB-50 Cloudland 1J 14 ig a Official: Ensor an Campbell 3 Games Played 111 Church Loop Munsey Memorial Methodist Church defeated East Unaka Church of Christ 31-30 and United Brethem trimmed Temple Baptist 35-27 in Adult Church Basketball League games last night Charles Kelly scored 15 points to pace Munsey Garland- led United Brethem with 10 points The Lineups- United Brethem (15) Kilby 2 Kilby 7 Barnett I Kinch 7 Garland IB Bailey 4 Temple Baptist (17) Shelton 5 Veesey 4 Hodge 3 Von-canngn 3 Hodeee 10 Bowman 3 Eat Uneke (30) Wems 4 Hall 8 Brpvie 1 Hammett 4 Cothren 8 Muntey (34) Masl 4 Boo- 7 "e'lr-an I McKemey 8 Kelly 15 Mo Howell West Side (4) Ledford 2 Light Swedley 1 Cevey 1 Saylor Kevetene Seeln 4 Tmton I Martin A Alford A Tiioon 4 Coffey 2 Duke Stale North Caroline South Caroline CRWIN INDUSTRIAL LEAOUI Taam StMOinp Won Let Tela! Dill 44 14 35500 June 34 7 4 33577 Kern 35 25 33707 Jones Jr 37 28 34)58 Kurlend TO 40 3737 Lauqhrun 13 47 73494 High Team 3-Game: Dill 2540 High Ind 3-Games Dill 584 High Team Gama Dill High Ind Game Engl 234 TOP Five Cok 18 Dill 155 Kern 12 Lauqhrun 41 Rotella lei VOLUNTEER WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE Wen Led Larry' Lang Bristol 27 Larry' Lanes Kingsport 73 13 Nancg Lanes Johnson City 12 24 Larry' Lane Greeneville 10 4 High Team Gama- Kingsport 814 High Single Game Ellen Shoun Johnwm City- 201 High Team Seri- Kingsport 2331 High Sene Mary Chapman Greene villa 533 BIO FIVE Wary Chapman Bristol te Bill W'ttel Kingsport 12 Mary Chapman Greeneville 12 Kathleen Boatright Kmgsoort 10 Margarat Hoover lit Earl (Red) Blaik former Army football coach played end at Miami Ohio University STOREWIDE REDUCTION Clemson TRAM SHOOTING Officials: Crowg and Birchfteld Bob Scores 40 Rebels Win KINGSPORT Holton Valley center Bobby Hogsett pumped in 40 pointo here last night one more than the entire Ketron team as the Rebels clubbed tho in an Upper Lakes Conference game Hogsett the state's No scorer collected 22 points in the fust hal as Holston Valley racked up 36-21 margin at intermission Dewane Smith scored 17 points to pace Ketron The Rebels in running their season record to 10-4 jumped off to a 17-9 first period lead and was never in trouble Holston Valley held a 28-20 adge in rebounda Ketron gained a ipik for the night with a 33-38 victory the Bee contest Thq IlneuoA Holston VbHov (72) Booher )0 Reynolds 10 Hogsett 40 Hinkle 6 Leonard 2 Booher 2 Potts 2 Ketron (39) Hubmann 2 Greer Nottingham 9 Smith 17 Wager 4 Ketron 3 May 1 Score by quarter: Holston Vqllev If 72 Ketron 1 4-39 Official: William and Bowden Bakersville Top Crossnore BAKERSVILLE C-Bakers-ville High School defeated Crois-nors 58-27 in a high school basketball game here last night Crossnore won the game 48-39 Sue Wiseman scored 24 points for Crossnore The lineups: Crossnore (27) Wiseman 3 Wilson 7 Johnson Smith 6 Woods 7 Jones 2 Wlsemen 2 Ltpp Olds 1 Sakerjville (jt) Reece 11 Loven 13 Duncan 15 Bow men 10 Burnett 2 Bakersville subs-Woody 2 Wilson Sparks 3 Garland Buchanan 2 Scora by quartan: Crossnora 3 3 7 Bakersville 16 13 II 14-58 Officials Dawt and Bailey Team Duke I Wake Forest North Carolina State Clemson Maryland South Cerolint Virginia SKYLINE DRIVE-IN THEATRE New Joneiboro Hwy Dial WA 8-5832 Shop Glen More for Good Selection at tho Lowest Prices during our January Daily Television Timetable errors er emissions in the schedule area television itationg) (Hie Press-Chronicle is as responsible tor Dally listings are mailed the newspaper by TRI-CITY Tv'ii" KINGSPORT HWY Phene WAInut 1-4133 Ch 1J 11 Ch I Ch 4 kjj -RECORDS" On Croup Popular Records (Six for $100) 19c Extended Play Values fo 149 Now 49c One Croup Hi-Fi Records Values fa $498 Now T1 One Croup Stereo Records Values to $598 Now Most Regular Stock Records Reg 198 Records Now s329 Reg 498 Records Now Reg 598 Records 1 Now J448 -V -PHONOGRAPHS NOW SHOWING Silvana Van Heflin 6 20 Ch 3 4 Ch 3 6 50-Ch 13 55 Ch 3 Ch II Ch 13 7 00-Ch Latg Show Jack Paar Jack Paar THURSDAY Daily Word Reading Program Daily Word Farm Journal News Farm News Carolina Calling Today Today Hi Neighbor Cartoons Nws Dally Duck Hi Neighbor Devotions Newt News Bugs Bunny Weather Cant Kangaroo 8 Ih Ch Ch Ch Ch 7 35 Ch 7 Ch I 00-Ch Ch 11 Ch 13 I Ch 3 I Ch 3 News Weather Newt Weather Leave It To Beaver Doug Edwards Amos 'n' Andy Huntley Brinkley Early Show Coronado 9 News Weather Huntley Brinkley Doug Edwards News Weather Wagon Train Wagon Train Aguanauls Hong Kong Show Ol Month Price Is Right Price Is Right1 Show Ch 13 Nelson Family 9 Ch 5 Parry Como Ch 6 Perry Como Ch 13 Hawaiian Eye 9 30 Ch 11 I've Got A Secret 10 Ch Circle Theatre CO 4-Peter -Loves-Marv- CIt 6 Peter Loves Mary Ch 11 Circle Theatre Ch 13 Naked City 10 Ch 5 Meet McGraw Ch 4 This Is Your Lift 11 Ch 3 Newt Sports Ch 5 News Sports Ch 4 News Ch 11 News Sports Ch 13 News Forecast Ch 3 Late Show Ch 11 Late Show WEDNESDAY Ch 3 Secret Journal Ch 5 Jan Murray Ch 11 Full Circle Ch 13 Day In Court 1 Ch I Art LlnkleHar Ch 5 Loretta Young Ch 4 Loretta Young 31 Hovseoartv Ch 1 Road To Reality 3 Ch 3 Millionaire Ch 5 Dr Melont Ch 6 Dr Malone Ch II Millionaire Ch 13 Queen For A Day 3 Ch 3 Verdict Ch 5 From These Root Ch 4 From These Roots Ch 11 Verdict Ch 13 Who Do You Trust? 4 00-Ch 3 Briohler Day Ch 5 Make Room For Daddy Ch 4 Make Room For Daddy Ch 11 Brighter Oay Ch 13 Bandstand 4' 1 5 Ch 3 Secret Storm Ch 11 Secret Storm Ch 1 Edge Ot Night Ch 5 Here's Ho'lvwoed Ch 4 Here'a Hollywood Ch II Edge Ot Night 5 00-Ch 3 Five O' Clock Fun Ch 5 looney Tunes Ch A Pooeye Ch 11 Lone Ranger Ch 13 Three Stooges 5 Ch 3 Quick Draw MrOraw Ch Quick Draw McGrgw Ch 4 Quick Draw McGr wa Ch 1J Early Show 4 Ch Amos 'n' Andy Ch 5 Silent Service Ch 4 News Weather Ch II Courageous Cat 4 Ch 4 Cas Walker UW0 Of LWHflDB P900UCTK I TAMBOUR! 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