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...fastest in 500 history. Driving a rear-engined Lotus-Ford, Scotland's Jimmy Clark roared through the first lap at 149.7 m.p.h., and other drivers strained to match his pace. One was too bold. On the second lap, drifting off Indy's No. 4 turn, Californian Dave MacDonald lost control of his Thompson-All-State Ford, spun crazily and smacked into the inside wall. In one horrible instant that none of the 300,000 spectators will ever forget, a sheet of flaming gas spread across the track...
...second row, tough football tackles Mike Foley and Jeff Pochop will be hard to move. Backing them up in the last row of the scrum will be more gridiron veterans -- Gene Skowronski, Brad Stevens, Dick Lozeau and Lloyd MacDonald...
When Harvard did win, however, it won big. Three of the four Crimson victories were shutouts and the fourth was 3-1. Responsible for blanking their Yale opponents were Doug MacDonald (5), Tuck Amory (6), and Dena Bauer...
John Harwood and Doug MacDonald, at numbers three and five, earned the Crimson's only easy wins, taking their opponents 3-0 and 3-1. Everybody else--Val Lewthwaite (4), Frank Amory (6), and Dick Rogers (7)--went the full five games...
...Stadium. At five minutes before midnight, as Kenyatta rose to take part in the flag-raising ceremony, Prince Philip whispered jokingly to him, "Are you sure you wouldn't like to change your mind now?" Smiling, Kenyatta shook his head and, accompanied by Britain's Governor Malcolm MacDonald (who will stay on as Governor-General), walked to the two flagpoles in the center of the stadium. In order to spare British onlookers all possible anguish, Kenyatta had tactfully ordered that the lights be dimmed during the moment the Union Jack was lowered, and then blazed on again...