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16 JTI (SmttfiW gtbt Wednesday, August 15, 1973 IN ThE WtOE HAMPTON Mill 235-2834 N0W1 erinatex' nters rooks 'rSPmm TELEPHONE 255-9010 JW- liJftOQST-i I ATSElTE JJ uTtrsst oUJ I EDWARD C. ROBINSON I ffl "TREASURE Of I IN FRITZ LANGS I jV ir -B MAORt SUSPENSE CLASSIC 1 1th Fabulous Week "WALKING TALL" SHOWS stock car circuit. He has often run the short tracks around the Carolinas in sportsman competition between Grand National rides. phalt of Greenville-Pickens Speedway. On either of the tracks the favorite is Pearson, a man who has won eight super speedway events this year, and countless half-mile races Last Sunday, Dick Brooks outran favored David Pearson on the super-fast 2.66-mile banks of Alabama International Motor Speedway.

Saturday night, he will get a shot at Pearson on the half-mile as $1.00 until 3 P.M. DOWNTOWN GREER 877-5081 NOW (R) CLINT EASTWOOD in "High Plains Drifter" SHOWS 3-5-7-9 P.M. WITH TODAY'S RISING INTEREST He appeared at G-P several times last year, but never in competitive equipment. His other win was in the Grand American division of NASCAR, a 1971 victory at Hickory. His best finishes on the Winston Cup circuit before Sunday were three seconds, two of them at Darlington, where he was runner-up in the Southern 500 in 1969.

The two Grand National stars will be vying against some of the top drivers in the South in the $6,500 Permatex 200, a 100-mile National Sportsman Championship event. The winner will receive $1,200. A preliminary race is scheduled Saturday for 8:30 p.m. with the Permatex to follow. Qualifying will be held from 6:30 to 8.

XlRIVE IN THEATRE N29 AT GREER Same dude with a different in another country with a different man. 877-3547- in his long career. But Brooks pulled it off last Sunday in the Talladega 500 and will be out to do it again in the Permatex 200 for late-model sportsman cars. Brooks will be driving a Ford Fairlane instead of his Plymouth and Pearson will be in a Chevelle, both competitive cars this year at the NASCAR sanctioned oval. The head-to-head confrontation will not be the first for the Spartanburg residents, but it will be one of the few times they have had parity.

Pearson has been driving for the famed Woods Brothers this year while Brooks has hitched rides from track to track before settling into a Plymouth out of Atlanta, recently with the Crawford Brothers. Brooks' Talladega 500 was his first super speedway victory and only his second NASCAR win since coming South four years ago from Porterville, to join the TONIGHT! PG) RATES AND INFLATIONARY COSTS IT'S SMART TO REMODEL! -ll All NEW "HISSSSSSSS" PLUS "TWILIGHT PEOPLE" $1.00 until 8:30 P.M. 1 Clarke, Mills Cop ULkJU sufKXItTKEAL In Color GSM Twilight Playoff GREER 877-9638 DICK BROOKS Talladega Winner HUtl SUM. SHOWS START AT 3 P.M. The team of Ray Clarke and Marvin Mills won a playoff to win the Greenville Country Club Twilight Tournament Tuesday, Clarke and Mill shot a 64, as did the team of Barton Tuck and Jim French.

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"I'm very grateful for the way the players have played this year, and I think they can be even better." "This is the time of year when we always start looking toward the future," General Manager Jim Wilson said. "We're now in the process of lining up 'our organization for next year, and I can think of no better place to start' than with our No. 1 man. Whatever success we've had should fall directly on Del's shoulders." Selig said the club's future "not only looks bright, but far more optimistic than it looked last year." "We've come this far, but we've got a long way to go to reach the goal we want to reach," he said. "The only goal this organization has is winning an American League championship and a World Series." MILWAUKEE (AP) The Milwaukee Brewers, whose abrupt turnabout on the field and at the gate has been one of baseball's surprises this year, rewarded Manager Del Crandall Tuesday with a new one-year contract.

"I would say the Milwaukee Brewers this year have made more progress in all phases of operation than even the most optimistic had dared to predict in March," club president Bud Selig told a news conference. Crandall, former all-star catcher for the old Milwaukee Braves, was hired through the 1973 season when he replaced Dave Bristol May 30, 1972. The new pact, which includes a salary increase, is effective through 1974. The Brewers, founded through expansion as the Seattle Pilots in H969, finished a distant last in the American League East and drew only 600,440 in their third season here last year. This year they have led the division or been in a virtual tie for it 17 times and in one stretch of June won 15 of 16 games, including 10 in a row.

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