Final Indy 500 standings show three position shifts
Rain shortened the race to 332.5 miles with no protests filed after posting. Graham McRae moved to 16th, Mike Hiss to 17th, and Joe Leonard to 18th while race winner Gordon Johncock led 133 laps amid Swede Savage crash context.
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Johncock wins $236,000 for 1st at Indianapolis
Official prize list for the Indianapolis 500 shows Gordon Johncock of Franklin, Indiana earning $236,002.82 for the winner. The document details prize money for 33 finishers plus alternates and qualifying awards, including Bill Vukovich, Roger McCluskey, Mel Kenyon, Gary Bettenhausen, and others with varied payouts.
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North Stars sign No. 2 pick Rogers in NHL draft
Minnesota North Stars announce the signing of right winger Johnny Rogers the No. 2 pick. Rogers had a standout season with 63 goals and 41 assists for the Edmonton Oil Kings in the Western Canada Junior Hockey League.
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