Little 500 lineup lists Powell Chevy I Tom
The notice lists FIRST ROW I with Powell Chev ry and 258.81 as quantities or scores, mentioning Tom in connection with the lineup.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1971
Page
8
The notice lists FIRST ROW I with Powell Chev ry and 258.81 as quantities or scores, mentioning Tom in connection with the lineup.
AP report details the Boston Red Sox rallying to beat the Baltimore Orioles 7 4 in the opener of a weekend series. Key moments include Rico Petrocelli driving in runs, Duane Josephson and Luis Aparicio providing offense, and a pivotal 10th inning where the Red Sox broke a tie with timely hits off reliever Dick Hall.
The listing shows tee times for an 8 ACC guest member golf tournament with players such as L.E. Ballinger Jerry Williams Steve Krall Dan Mc Farland and others scheduled from 9:40 to 1:40. The event includes guest pairings and long tee-time table reflecting numerous participants and finish notes. The article also notes a baseball game where the Orioles beat Boston with Lonborg nearly complete and Brooks Robinson homering, plus a Detroit vs. Washington game where Dean Chance earned his first decisions in several games and the Tigers won their third straight.
List of Little 500 champions includes 1967 Carl Harrison at Cy Fair, 1888 Karl Busson, 1988 Buzz Gregory, and 1970 Carl Harrison.
The 23rd Little 500 opens at Sun Valley Speedway with 1 champion, 14 rookies, and 18 veterans in a 125 mile sprint. Benny Rapp starts on pole with Buzz Gregory behind, while Bob Skinner marks a father son note as Sam Skinner won the first event. Sun Valley adds stands ahead of the 8:39 p.m. green flag and tickets remain available at the speedway office.
Coastal racing event coverage notes Hollywood Parc Aqueduct top card featuring the $95,000 Bet Saturday, the $300 Top Fight Handicap, and the Pimlico headliner. Star jockey Wille Shoemaker aims for a Californian win aboard Cougar II with several contenders listed across a field of 11 including Terlago and Never Bow as the day unfolds.
Albatross the two year old colt, trained by Stanley Dancer, seeks the $114,957 Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway. He carries post No. 5 with Herve Fi- Hon guiding Nansemond as the probable foe in a crowded field including Tarport Skipper and other contenders.
Xreegar of Itsnawaka won the late lap race at Sun Valley Reedway Friday night. Second place went to Gene Chrisie of Aston, followed by Larry Cope Leroy and Dan Rogan of Ply. South. Preliminary heat winners included Dennis Miles of Muncie, Orv Henshaw of New Castle, and Dick Henshaw of Milville. Rat race winners were Ed Cooper, Pat Cornell, and Dave Welker, all from Anderson.
OCR fragment provides scattered team and player mentions, including Milwaukee references and partial score notes. Hard to extract complete game results or identities. The readable elements suggest box score data but lack coherent lines or dates for a concise summary.
Saturday game scoreboard fragment shows teams 5-Peps Cola and Olives Texaco with partial scores 83 2 and 61 5, mentions players Stewart Emmons Hart Pepelea Wellman Rich andson and Bennett, with construction inc. numbers.
Arabs defeated the Titans 1 0 while Raiders edged the Foe 1 0 at Muncie. Fox pitched the first inning and Robinson allowed one hit over the last six frames. Kirby McCracklin led the winners with three hits and two RBIs and teammate Stewart drove in two. Reda produced no run as Saunders, Munden, and Laurie contributed in the Blue River affair.
Andrews College edged for second place as Oakland City University won the HCC golf tourney. Medallist Randy Olinger of Manchester posted 148 after 36 holes. Curt Miller led Taylor with 81 while Hanover’s Severud shot 154 and Bilson 157. Raiders and Arabs in sectional play were noted for upcoming matches.
A mixed team event at Edgewood Country Club sees Darrin Jin Adam Dick, and others compete for top spots. Second place goes to Bob and Ramona Gibson, Bill and Linda Toole, Gerry and Vivian Skinner. Low gross honors go to Milton Mills and Susie Mills and Pat Bae.
In Philadelphia and New York games, Maury Wills and Billy Davis sparked a Reds win with key hits. Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Cubs behind Will Davis and Wes Parker, while the Mets halted a five-game skid with a 6-2 victory over Atlanta as pitcher Tom Seaver earned his 62nd win.
AC eyes third place at Taylor University as Ravens seek best Hoosier Conference showing in years under Bob Blume. Star runner Al Washington nears 15 seconds in the high hurdles while teammates Bill Beard and Ken Walters pace distance and intermediate events.
The Anderson YMCA resumes a summer basketball league this season with games held at the Y gym. Entry involves five on five format, with three players from each team eligible to advance through ranks, under the YMCA Program Office guidance, contact 644ie.
The ACC Ladies Golf Club hosted a nine hole Derby Day tourney at Anderson Country Club. Louis Rose won A class with Maxine Gwinn second and Virgin Land third. B class led by Lee Paugh with Helen Wesch Jer second and Peg Harrison third. Dorothy Garritt won C class and Caroline Boles was second. Edna Sherman, Carla Moris and Virginia Wagner tied for third in D class. Lais Church and Pat Howell tied for second, and Jean King topped Class A with Irene Paneol second and Jackie Hood third. Charlotte Kruger won Class B with Lee Paugh second. Maribelle Maier claimed Class C with Virginia Wagner and Lois Chareh second and third.
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