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INTERNATI0NAL-DICK HUTCHERSOII-Irt Ft8. l4 DAYTONA INTERNATI0NAL SPEEDWAY-FRED L0RENZEN-Ist AUG. 19 COLUMBIA, S.C., SPEEOWAY-IIAVE PEARSOII- FEB. 27 PIEDM0NT INTERSTATE FAIRGR0UNDS-NED JARRETT-Ist 3rd-(wait till nert y:er!) FEB. 28 ASHEVILLE-WEAVERVILLE SPEEDWAY-NED JARBETT-lst AUG. 24 M0Y0CK. tl.C-. RACEVYAY-D|CX HUTCIIERSOil-1sI MAR. 7 VIRGINIA STATE FAIRGB()UNDS-JUNl()R J0HNSON-lst AUG. 25 BALTIM0RE-IYASH|IiGT0| SPtEIrtAY-ttO JAFBETT-I it MAR.14 HILLSB0H0. N.C.. 0RANGE SPEE0WAY-NED JARBETT-lst AUG. 28 BOITHAI{.GRAY STAItrUH. WrcMT.SAI.Ifl . il,C._ JUill0R APR. 1l ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL-MARVIN PANCH-Ist J0HlS0t{-lst APR. 17 GBEENVILLE, S.C.-PICKENS SPEEDWAY- SEPT. 6 OAfiUilGT0t. S.C-. lmRiAn0xAt-llE0 JARRETT-Ist DICK HUTCHTRS(]N-lst SEPT. Ill HICXIIBY. TI.C. SPEEOTIAY_RICHARO PETTY_ APR. 18 NoRTH WILKESB0R0. N.C.-JU|{|0R J0Hl{S0t{-1st 3rd {c.r't lir 'er rll !} APR. 25 MARTINSVILLE. VA.. SPEEDWAY-FREO L0Rtt{ZfI{-lst SEP[- 14 tEW BXF080. PA-O|CK HUTCHERS0N-Ist APR. 28 C0LUMBIA. S.C.. SPEEDIVAY-TII{Y LUilO-lst SEPT- 17 OtO DO'IIT{I0il, MAilASSAS. VA,-RICHARO PETTY_ 2nd (closc!) MAY 2 BR|STOL, TEf{l{.. ll{ITRilAn0HAL-JUl{l0B J0Ht{S0il-tst S[PT. I 8 VIRGINIA STATE FAIBGROUNDS-0AVE PEARSON-2nd ! MAY I DARtll{GT0t{ ltlTEBilAn0ilAt-Juill0R JOHNSOil-lst {nurs } SEPT. 26 MARTINSVILLE, VA.. SPEEDWAY-JUNI0R J0HNS0N-Ist MAY l4 LAf{GLEY FIELD. VA.-i{ED JARRETT-Ist oCT. 3 N0RTH WltKES80R0. N.C.-JUNloR J0HNSON-lst i:i;r=F.:r MAY I5 BOTYMAI{ GRAY STAOIUM, WNSTON.SALEM, N.C._ JUt{lOR J0HltlS0N-lst 0CT. l7 CHARI0TTE, II.C.-FREI) LORENZEN-Ist MAYT6 HICKORY, I'I.C., SPEEOWAY-JUNI()R JOHNSON_ISt 0CT. 24 HlLLSBOR0. N.C.-DICK HUTCHTRS0N-lst MAY23 CHARL0TTI. I{.C.. M0T0R SPEEDWAY-FRED LORENZEN-IsI 0CT. 31 ROCKINGHAM, N.C.-CURTIS TUR]{ER-Ist MAY 27 SHEIBY, tl.C-. SPEEOWAY-|'IED JARBETT-I st li0V. 7 friOYOCK. i\t.C.-i\iEC JARRETT-Ist MAY 29 l{ElY ASHEYIILE SPEEDWAY-JUI,II0R J0HNSON-|st usAc I'AY 3t HASRIS, TI.C.. 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