Andretti Protest Denied After Cleveland 500 Incident
Budweiser Cleveland 500 chief steward says Mario Andretti’s protest lacks merit after a mismanaged caution led to a green restart. Andretti, unaware he led at lap 30, accelerated as Al Unser Jr. and Desire Wilson spun, causing a near crash and his engine overheating forcing retirement.
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World sprint records top a crowded sports Sunday
Calvin Smith broke the men’s 100 meter world record with 9.93 seconds at the National Sports Festival in high altitude at the U S Air Force Academy. Evelyn Ashford set the women’s 100 world mark at 10.79 seconds in Colorado Springs.
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Elyria Advances In District With 20-0 Rout Of Wadsworth
Elyria Bulldogs exploded for 20 runs on 24 hits including four homers to beat Wadsworth 20-0 in six innings in the American Legion District tourney. Greg Comstock hit two homers with a grand slam, Don Wesling and Bill Smith each homered, Wesling went 5 for 5 with four RBIs, and Wesling worked six shutout innings with eight strikeouts. Elyria advances to face Sandusky in the winners bracket final.
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Unser wins 500 race in heat soaked Indy event
Unser dominates the Budweiser Cleveland 500 as 13 of 28 starters finish. Desire Wilson in her first champ car start places 9th while Gordon Johncock retires early with overheating. Halsmer and Mears pass Unser for a late surge. prize money totals $44,430 for first, $34,930 for second, and $26,980 for third.
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Watson leads Western Open as winds force delays
Tom Watson shot a 1 under par 71 in the second round at Butler National, extending his lead to four strokes to 138 total. The Western Open faced two weather delays with flooding and ponding, finishing Monday with a double 36 hole final. Andy Bean John Fought and David Edwards were two back at 142. Edwards sunk a 70-80 foot final hole putt to complete a 72.
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Automobile Classifieds Brief Impromptu Listing
1980 DODGE 024 A Mae Ane 8000 SHO QE 6654 ice cane OM Coupe priced at 3895. 1979 PLYMOUTH HORI ZON Sedan with air power steering power brakes FM in Grean.
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