European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 25, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday september 25, 1978 the stars and stripes Page 25 vet race Driver killed in crash at Ariz track Phoenix Ariz. A Veteran new Mexico sprint car drive buddy Taylor was killed saturday night when his car went into a series of violent flips in a heat race at Manzanita Speedway. Taylor 52, of Albuquerque was driving his sprint car in the third heat race when a car in front of him went into a spin. Track officials said Taylor took evasive action but his a hit the Wall on the first turn causing it to flip Over the car that had spun. Taylor a 12-time new Mexico Champ onion had already clinched the 1978 Arizona sprint car championship. He also won the Arizona driving title in 1973. Graham Hill s widow to Flag Start of 2 Sac races on English tracks by Gary Harris . Bureau chief si1verstone, England is gentlemen Start your engines will take on an English lilt Here on sept. 30 and at brands Hatch on oct. 7. Bette Hill widow of former world driving Champion and Winner of the 1966 Indi Anapolis 500 Graham Hill will command the Start of the first Ever United states Auto club Sac races in England at the two grand prix race tracks. Hill who s husband was killed in an air crash three years ago has been invited by Sac to give the Indianapolis command made famous by the late indy track owner Tony Hulman and now continued by his widow in America s most famous race. I am absolutely thrilled by the Honor which in View of Graham s win is a Lovely Way of illustrating the motor racing link Between our two countries Hill said in accepting the invitation. I was planning to go to both races As , but now i College Grid scores by the associated press East Albany . 28, s. Connecticut 12 Amherst 6, Springfield 2 Boston u. 15, new Hampshire 5 canisius12,alfred7 Clarion St. 22, Geneva 3 coast guard 21, Worcester tech 13 Columbia 2t, Harvard 19 Cornell 14, Princeton 14 Dartmouth 31, penn21 Dickinson 17, Lebanon Val. 13 e. Stroudsburg 36, Montclair St. 13 Fordham 14, Rochester 3 Glassboro St. 27, w. Chester St. 26 Grambling St. 21, Morgan St. 0 Hiram col. 10, Carnegie Mellon 8 hofstra21,pace8 Lona 35, 12 John Carroll 21, Thiel 16 Juniata 21, Albright 14 Kings Point 13, Lafayette 10 Lehigh 38, Colgate 7 Massachusetts 40, maine6 middlebury22,colby21 Millersville St. 22, Edinboro St. 20 moravian44, Delaware Val. 21 Muhlenberg 56, Johns Hopkins 20 Navy 30, Connecticut 0 new Haven 14, Maine maritime6 . Tech. 23, kean3 Penn St. 26, Southern methodist 21 Pittsburgh 20, Temple 12 rutgers27, Bucknell 13 St. Lawrence 33, Mansfield St. 0 Seton Hall 22, Cheyney St. 7 Slippery Rock 19, cent. Conn. 10 s. Carolina St. 27, Howard u. 0 Texas am 37, Boston College 2 Trenton St. 48, we. Paterson Upsala 17, Susquehanna 0 Virginia 21, army 17 Wagner 13, Hobart Wash. & Jeff. 34, Case Western 0 w. Maryland 17, Swarthmore 0 widener35, mus William&mary21,villanova17 Yale 21, Brown 0 South Alabama am 19, Albany a. 15 Alabama St. 34, Miles 3 Alcorn St. 24, cent. Michigan 16 Allegheny 14, Bethany,. 10 appalachian St. 24, Richmond 19 Auburn 18, Virginia tech 7 Bethune Cookman 16, n. Carolina a&t12centre20, Wash. &lee6 Citadel 14, Vii 3 clarkcol.21,fisk6 Duke 16, 12 e. Carolina 38, so Louisiana 9 e. Kentucky 49, e. Tennessee St. 6 Elizabeth City St. 23, Norfolk St. 9 Fayetteville St. 24, Shaw 6 Florida St. 31, Miami Fla. 21 Georgia 12, Clemson 0 Georgia tech 27, Tulane 17 Gettysburg 34, Frnklin & Marshll 0 Gull Ford 26, Emory & Henry 18 Hampton inst. 19, . Smith6 Jackson St. 27, Mississippi Val. 16 James Madison 21, Hampden Sydney 16 Kentucky 25, Baylor 21 Kentucky St. 14, Knoxville 7 Livingstone . Shore36 Louisiana St. 13, Wake Forest 11 Mars Hill 7, Gardner-webb3 Maryland 21, n. Carolina 20 maryville13, ,va.6 Middle Tenn. 9, Morehead St. 6 millsaps21,sewanee9 Mississippi St. 44, Memphis St. 14 n. Alabama 7, be Louisiana 7 n. Carolina St. 29, w. Virginia 15 be Louisiana 27, n. Illinois 10 new Louisiana 10, Mcneese St. 7 Oregon St. 13, Tennessee 13 presbyterian 14, Lenoir Rhyne 7 Salem w. Va.9, fair onto Shepherd 19, West Liberty 7 Southern Cal 24, Alabama 14 Southern u. 15, Prairie View 14 Tennessee tech 24, Murray St. 14 27, Marshall 23 Vanderbilt 17, Furman 10 Virginia St. 28, St. Paul so w. Virginia St. 20, Glenville w. Carolina 17, Elon 7 w. Kentucky 17, Austin Peay 13 Midwest Alma 14, Valparaiso 13 anderson38, Defiance 19 Arkansas 19, Oklahoma St. 1 Bluff 27, Lincoln 0 augustan Jii. 30, Carthage 21 Ball St. 20, toledo0 Benedictine Kan. 27, William Jewell 17 bluffton14, earlham12 Bowling Green 49, grand Valley St. 3 Buena Vista 21, simpson0 Chadron St. 10, Kearney St. 10 coe30, Graceland 16 Dayton 31, Butler 6 Denison 21, Muski Ngum 21 Dubuque 28, William Penn 10 e. Illinois29, be Missouri 12 Elmhurst 21, Wesley an 0 Ferris St. 17, Saginaw Val. St. 17 Grov City 21, Adrian 10 hanover31, Taylor 13 Hastings 14, Doane 13 Hillsdale 10, Nort Hwd Mich. 9 Hope 35, depauw13 Illinois col. 28, Chicago 26 Indiana 14, Washington 7 Iowa St. 31, Loyao kansas28, Urcla 24 Kansas Weslyn 21, Bethel Kan. 7 Kent St. 34, Illinois St. 3 knox19, Grinnell Louisville 28, Cincinnati 14 Miami,ohio7, w. Michigan Michigan 28, notre Dame 14 Michigan St. 49, Syracuse 21 38, Dakota St. 8 Missouri 45, Mississippi 14 Nebraska Weslyn 13, Peru St. 6 be Oklahoma 22, to. Southern 20 new Iowa 40, Huron 7 Ohio St. 27, Minnesota 10 Ohio Weslyn 6, Otterbein 6 Oklahoma 66, Rice 7 Ottawa Kan. 29, Mcpherson 14 purdue24, Ohio St. Joseph ind. 27, Olivet 10 s. Illinois 17, St. 3 so Kansas 27, friends 0 stanford35, Illino Islo Sterling 13, St. Mary a Kan. 0 tarkio43, Iowa Weslyn Tulsa 24, Kansas St. 14 wabash21, Rose Hulman Wartburg 17, Luther 10 West mar 13, Dana 10 wheaton40, North Park 6 Wichita St. 28, idaho6 Wisconsin 28, Northwestern 7 Youngstown St. 58, Ashland 7 Southwest Angelo St. 42, Sam Houston St. 13 Arkansas St. 10, Drake 0 Houston 42, Utah 25 Howard Payne 19, e. New mex 14 lamar23, Stephen 16 la tech 28, Texas Arlington 21 Texas 17, Wyoming 3 Texas Al paso31,san Diego St. 24 Texas Southern 16, Tennessee Texas tech 41, Arizona 26 Trinity Tex. 14, sul Ross St. 3 far West Boise St.31,e.michigan21 Brigham Young 32, Colorado St. 6 California 24, Pacific u. 6 Cal lutheran 28, Redlands 26 Cal poly Pomona 15, Sac St 13 Cal poly-slo41, Fullerton St. 27 Carroll Mont. 31, Rocky mount. 7 Colorado 22, san Jose St. 7 Cornell Iowa 34, Colorado col. 27 it. Lewis24, West instr Utah 20 Hayward St. 23, Santa Clara 14 holy Cross 35, air Force 18 Humboldt St. 13, Willamette 7 Idaho St. 27, Portland St. 13 linfield48, 14 Montana St. 42, Texas As. I 21 Mont. Tech 14, s. Dakota tech 14 Nevada Reno 12, Cal-davis7 new Mexico 24, vegas n. Texas St. 22, new Mexico St. 21 n. Arizona 21, Montana 6 Northridge St. 28, Chico St. 7 Oregon col. 34, e. Oregon 7 Oregon tech 35, Lewis & Clark 28 s. Colorado 24, Colorado mines 14 19, Mesa 13 Texas Christian 14, Oregon 10 Utah St. 45, Fresno St. 22 Washington St. 51, Arizona St. 26 Weber St. 35, n. Iowa 9 w. Montana 21, e. Montana 20 Western St. 56, w. New Mexico 26 shall be on the sixteen of America s top racing Drivers most racing in Britain for the first time will be competing for Sac championship Points in the two races in the their 200 mles per hour 850-horsepower indy Mon sters. Among them is four time indy Winner . Foyt who raced against Graham Hill in that 1966 classic. The 43 year old Foyt has rocked the scene for the British indy races by switching to a new car powered by a British designed engine. After 12 years racing his self built Coyote Chassis with his own engines Foyt is opting for a Parnelli car to run at Silverstone and brands Hatch. The combination of one of America s greatest Ever Drivers a leading Chassis and the Northampton designed co Worth Dix engine should put Foyt Back in sight of the Victory Flag. In the first 13 rounds of the Sac championship the Veteran racer had Only one win but that was his 60th win in a 20-year career. Mcenroe Downs Pfister to gain Hartford finals Hartford Conn. Up top seeded John Mcenroe edged Hank Pfister 7-6, 4-6, 7-5 in a hard fought match saturday night to reach the finals of a $75,000 Tennis tournament Here. Mcenroe broke Pfister s service just twice through the 2j/2-hour match. At 6-5 in the final set Mcenroe ripped off three straight passing shots to take the match. Mcenroe advanced to the event s final round sunday against South african Johan Kriek who earlier saturday Defeated rhodesian Andrew Pattison 7-5,4-6,6-4. Mcenroe who lost to Jimmy Connors in the . Open semifinals earlier this month could never get unt racked against Pfister s booming serve. There were no service Breaks in the first set. Pfister raced to 5-2 advantage in the tiebreaker but Mcenroe stormed Back on the strength of accurate passing shots to take the next five Points and the set 7-6. Pfister broke Mcenroe s service twice in winning the second set but failed to break his opponent in the third set losing the Seesaw match before an estimated crowd of 600 Tennis fans. Pressing Pattison with his Tough serve and hard ground strokes Kriek fought Back against Early Pattison leads in every set. Down 3-0 in the third set Kriek won six of the final seven games to take the match. Turnbow top gymnast pick Oklahoma City up California gymnast Donna Turnbow saturday beat out Leslie Pyfer who led most of the tournament for the top spot on the seven Mem Ber women s team that will represent the United states in world Competition next month. Foyt has raced in England Only once and that was 14 years ago at the brands match guards trophy sports car race. He drove a scarab Chevrolet. I can t remember Loo much about it he recalls but i did hit the Fence in leading the qualifiers for the . Races is Tom Sneva who has paced the Sac Point race for most of the year Arr has completely dominated the pole positions All season in his Penske co Worth Norton spirit the car he brought to England last month to test the tracks. Rick Mears the Penske team s no. 2 Driver discounting Mario Andretti who passed up most Sac races in quest of his world championship also made the test trip and made the fastest Lap in the Silver Stone tests. That was still More than a second off the track record set by James Hunt in qualifying for the 1977 British grand prix. Both Sneva and Mears seemed confident the Silverstone record will belong to an american after the sept. 30 race. They weren t so sure about brands Hatch. Silverstone is flatter has longer straights and is better suited for our care Sneva of course Well still be racing in the wrong direction on american Oval racetracks the cars go counterclockwise while the British Road tracks go clockwise. That reverse direction posed a fuel pickup problem that will be corrected by the time we return according to Sneva. Brands Hatch is really a race Drivers course observed Sneva. It really has it All. It s a Challenge to the Driver and gives him the Chance to show How Good he is. It gives him a Chance to put on a show and that s what we Are All about anyway. The Hills won t be any problem Here but the curves Are awfully tight and the straights Are fast. The biggest thing is that we Seldom shift gears in Sac racing except at Canada s Gosport track. But Well get used to it Sneva the 1977 Sac National Champi on is a former High school football coach and math teacher who started driving Stock cars in 1969 and then moved to a super modified racer prepared by his father himself a former race Driver. The younger Sneva won the Canadian american modified racing championship in his first year in thai class. Sneva passed his Rookie driving test at Indianapolis in 1973 but did not make a qualifying attempt. But his consistent performances on the rest of the Sac circuits earned him Rookie of the year honors. Sneva was the fastest qualifier at indy in 1974 but ran into mechanical trouble Midway through the race. He finished Send in the 1976 race and in 1977 became the first Driver in history to officially break the 200-Mph Barrier at the Indiana Polis track. The final entry list with Ages Tom Sneva 30spokane Wash. Al Unser 39albuquerque . Johnny Rutherford 40fort Worth Texas Wally Walenbach 41basalt Colo. Rick Mears 26ventura Calif. . Foyt 43houston Dick Simon 44sandy Utah Spike Gehlhausen 23jasper ind. Gordon Johncock 42phoenix Ariz. Tom Bagley 38pennsylvania Danny Ongais 36costa Mesa Calif. Steve Krisiloff 32new Jersey Bobby Unser 44albuquerque . Joe Saldana 33nebraska Salt Walther 30dayton Ohio and George Snider 37bakersfield Calif. A Cross dose Young we of Worth tied in team continued rom Page 23 diets a score of 18 or 19 under will capture the first prize of $20,000 in the $100,000event. Dost describing the second round said that her partner Klass was hitting the Ball beautifully the team had three birdies on the front Side and three on the Back but the twosome s first bogeys of the tournament on the Par three 13th Hole and Par four 18th Hole Cost them outright leadership for the second Day. I missed three Little three footers said Dost but that s what happens when you tee off in the last foursome and have to putt through Spike Marks left by the play ers ahead of the weather was warm and sunny and the. Teams responded to it. The lowest round a nine under 64, was turned in by Bonnie Bryant and Sharon Miller who beat the Cut with a two round total of 140. The Cut came at 143, or three under. Beverly Klass Joann Dost 66-69135 Donna Capone Young Kathy Whitworth 70-65-135 Amy Alcott Debb Demassey 67-49-136 Beth Stone Joann Prentice 67-70-137 Janet Coles Lauren Howe 70-67137 Joyce Kazmiersky Sandra Spuzich 67-71138 Jane Blalock Joan Joyce 69-69-138 Judy Clark Janet Anderson 70-68138 Greer Barbara moxness 72-55-138 Kathy Mcmullen Mary Wolfe 70-68138 Cathy Thompson Lynn Adams 70-69139 Louise Bruce Kathy hate 70-49-139 Pam Higgins Betty Burfeindt 73-66-139 Kathy Postelwait Jerilyn Britz 72-67139 Karoly Kertzman Carole Moskala 68-71139 sue Roberts Dale Lundquist 71-68139. Bonnie Bryant Sharon Miller 764-140 Debbie Austin Sherry Wilder 69-71-140 Vivian Brownlee Mardell Wilkins 73-67-140 Joan Carner Judy Rankin 73-68141 Silvia Bertolaccini Sally Little 73-68-141 Nancy Lopez Joann Washam 71-70141 Carol Mann Dot Germain 71-70141 Shelley Hamilin Joycelyn Bourassa 71-70-141 Michelle Walker Peggy Conley 71-70141 Joann Avard Martha Nause 70-71141 Betsy King Barbara Barrow 70-71141 Kathy Farrer Debbie Skinner 68-/3 141 Pat Meyers Lee Burke 69-73142 Sylvia Ferdon Marilynn Smith 73-49-142 Reinhardt Beth Solomon 71-71-142 mar Mills Pam Barnett 74-69-143 Cathy Morse Debbie Meisterlin 72-71-143 a Budke Carole Flenniken 71-72143 sue Berning Shirley englehorn 73-71144 Janet Auliso Barbara Mizrahie 72-72144 Gloria Ehret Mary Lou Crocker 71-73-144 Patty Hayes Vicki Fergon 71-73144 . Duntz Debbie Rhodes 71-73-144 Alice Ritzman Christine Langford 74 71145 Betsy Cullen Susie Mcallister 7372-145 Roberta Albers Speer Maria Astrologes 72-73145 Cathy Mant Mary Bea Porter 75-71146 Martin 75-73147 Alice Miller Stanger 75-73148 Lynn Shaw 71-77-148 a Schram Andrea Fisher 78-75153 a Amateur
