Cadet Winner Sonny Clary Tops Air View Feature
Cadet winner Sonny Clary of Central City captured top honors and the trophy in the Cadet feature Friday night at Air View during the Mid-season racing championships.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
14
Cadet winner Sonny Clary of Central City captured top honors and the trophy in the Cadet feature Friday night at Air View during the Mid-season racing championships.
Red Droste of Waterloo captures the Mid-season Modified Championship at Air View Speedway Monticello Friday night winning the 50 lap feature by one third of a lap over Monticello’s Tom Hughes.
Veteran racer Red Droste of Waterloo captured the Mid Season Championship at Air View speedway Monticello routing a 50 lap modified race. Tom Hughes finished second as 18 of 20 starters finished amid engine failures with Clary taking the Cadette crown.
The July 4 events included the annual French reunion at Thomas Park Marion with 130 attendees, tracing back to James French at the French farm near Wyoming. Wyoming participants listed include the Willman McDonald Peck French families and others, plus distant guests from Nebraska and Monticello. Other July 4 gatherings noted were the Wright picnic at Central City and the Nowachek reunion at the fairgrounds with 40 attendees. The piece also reports property sales near Wyoming, including the John M Petersen farm sold to Louis Busch and the Ray Benhart purchase of the Schladetsky farm, with possession dates in 1968.
An English journalist Henry Chadwick introduced the box score in New York while working for a newspaper. The ad mentions Stuhler's offering suits in stout sizes 44 to 52 for $75.00.
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