Occoneechee? Or is it Orange?
Is it Hillsboro? Or is it Hillsborough?
 Either way, young Richard Petty won his third career Grand National race on the  western ...err, central North Carolina dirt track on September 18, 1960. I posted a blog entry a couple of years about the race that can still be read here:
http://bench-racing.blogspot.com/2011/09/september-18-this-day-in-petty-history.html
But I'll repeat a good bit of it here.
 Richard Petty earns his third career victory by taking the pole, leading every lap, and winning the 110-lap race at Orange Speedway in Hillsboro, NC. Only 18 cars started the event.
 Junior Johnson tried to give Richard a run. However, he ran off the track and his pursuit was done. Richard's father, three-time Grand National champion, and [ 1960 spring winner  ] at Hillsboro, Lee Petty, settled in second place after Johnson was gone. But with less than 20 laps to go, Lee broke and ended up finishing 11th.
| Fin | Driver | Car | 
| 1 | Richard Petty | '60 Plymouth | 
| 2 | Ned Jarrett | '60 Ford | 
| 3 | Rex White | '59 Chevrolet | 
| 4 | Herman Beam | '60 Ford | 
| 5 | Jimmy Pardue | '59 Dodge | 
| 6 | Tommy Irwin | '59 T-Bird | 
| 7 | L.D. Austin | '58 Chevrolet | 
| 8 | Buck Baker | '60 Chevrolet | 
| 9 | Roy Tyner | '59 Oldsmobile | 
| 10 | Paul Lewis | '60 Chevrolet | 
| 11 | Lee Petty | '60 Plymouth | 
| 12 | Fred Harb | '58 Ford | 
| 13 | Junior Johnson | '59 Chevrolet | 
| 14 | Elmo Langley | '59 T-Bird | 
| 15 | David Pearson | '59 Chevrolet | 
| 16 | Doug Yates | '59 Plymouth | 
| 17 | Curtis Crider | '59 Plymouth | 
| 18 | Larry Frank | '59 T-Bird | 
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updated by @tmc-chase: 09/18/18 11:05:19AM