Andretti First 1969 Driver To Break 170 At Indy
Andretti becomes the first 1969 Indy 500 rookie season driver to crack the four-lap average 170 mph mark at Indianapolis. He clocked 170.197 mph in backup car testing as weather and conditions promise faster speeds later in the week.
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Yorktown Tops Shenandoah in Lone League Bout
Yorktown defeated Shenandoah 54 to 4 as Harlan Murray earned the win for Yorktown. Murray pitched four scoreless innings and provided key hits, while Yorktown built a commanding lead in the third inning.
York Gains Pole For Little 500 at Sim Valley Speedway
Tommy York of South Bowl led qualifying for the Little 500 at Sim Valley Speedway on May night May 24, posting the fast time. Bob Davis Dayton Ohio and Carl Morrison Bellsville Ohio join York on the front row with 12 drivers in their first Little 500 start. The 125 mile race is sanctioned by the International Motor Contest Association under National Speedway officials.
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Johnson Wins Balfour Award at Indiana University banquet
Kanny Johnson a junior forward from Anderson won the Balfour Award at Indiana University's annual men's award banquet. Johnson earned second team All-Big Ten with 2.6 points per game and 12.2 rebounds per game, helping Indiana university athletes honored alongside others receiving Balfour Awards for scholastic and athletic achievement.
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Eagles Trade Bob Brown to LA in major tackle swap
The Philadelphia Eagles sent All Pro tackle Bob Brown to the Los Angeles Rams for tackle Joe Carole, guard Don Chuy and defensive end Try Crass. Also, the Bengals moved hawk Jin Nettles to the Mims for tackle Joe Carollo and guard Don Chay. Brown, a top lineman, had demanded a trade after a lengthy holdout.
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Pirates Win In 10th On Rector's Single
Neal Rector delivered a game winning single in the 10th inning lifting the Pirates to a 3 2 victory over Madison Heights. Fisher pitched a strong game for the Pirates allowing six hits and striking out 17 in a bullpen duel, while Rector's hit capped a late rally to secure the win and push the Pirates to 7 5 on the season.
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Raven Golfers End Season With A Victory
Raven College golf team closes the season with an 11 to 4 win over Marion of Indianapolis at Le Cot fix Golf Course Indianapolis. Coffman led Raven scorers with 73 while Mahoney and Hammond posted strong rounds to secure the victory. They will compete next at Forest Hills Country Club Richmond in the HCC meet and then at Shay Hills Country Club Marion for the NALA District Tourney.
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Andretti to Speak at Lions Club Event Thursday
Mario Andretti will address the Lions Club gathering at the YMCA in Anderson. The Indianapolis 500 winner and former USAC national driving champion is slated to discuss his racing career and pace performance, with emphasis on his pole position at the event venue.
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