Indianapolis 500 prep as 33 cars seek glory in 1969 race
The Indianapolis 500 setup unfolds with 33 cars in 11 rows at the Speedway as fans gather along Rt 16. Al Unser leads the field toward a potential 170 mph-plus average, with contenders like Mario Andretti, AJ Foyt, Mark Donohue, and Lloyd Ruby aiming for victory amid weather and mechanical uncertainties.
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Indians and Red Sox rally past White Sox in ninth
Boston seized a dramatic three run ninth inning to beat Chicago 4 3 behind Billy Conigliaro with Gerry Moses delivering the game winning hit. Jim Lonborg earned the win as Tommy John struggled after a long night.
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Rain Looms Over Indy 500 As Weather Threatens Race
Rain threats could cut Indy 500 length to about 252 miles with 30 percent chance turning to 60 percent. Favorites include Al Unser, Mario Andretti, A J Foyt and Bobby Unser, while pole winner Unser qualified at 170.211 mph and Rutherford closely behind. If rain halts after 101 laps, the race restarts or ends at that point, with total distance and payout affected.
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Retirement plan for self-employed with tax deductible savings
State Farm offers a retirement plan for self-employed individuals. Dollars placed in the plan up to a specified limit are tax deductible. You choose contributions and payment timing. It’s worth exploring, and a call can discuss options.
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North Minor B Friday Little League Score Card
Score by innings shows Barber Metors and Dazesi's with pitchers Jay Romback and Joe Caputo. Romback allowed 16 hits and 9 earned runs with 4 walks. Caputo allowed 6 hits 11 walks and 12 strikeouts. Barber players Lewis Mills Sobotka Danest Watguard Capito Green Bechanan Jordan Gerber contributed multiple hits.
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Lorain County Speedway Upsets in Wild Night of Racing
Lou Moll wins second heat in super sprint as Baldy Baker loses a tire and goes over the hill while contending. Art Smith takes second and Tony Lavatelli third, Jack Houseworth fourth. Tonight features four prelims and a 100 lap main with Iggy Katona. Feature starts at 8 with drivers including Bob Davis and Newton McGrady winning heats in sport division.
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Chaminade meets Garfield for title in Ohio finals
Dayton Chaminade tops Columbus Whetstone 1-0 behind Paul Kurpiel home run and Dan Burneka’s two hitter to reach Class AA final versus Garfield Heights at Franklin Heights. Garfield Heights exploded for eight runs in the third and four in the fourth to defeat Findlay 13-2, with Tom Korpowski earning the win. Pettisville and Cincinnati Lincoln Heights advance to a Class A final after a Perry win in semi finals.
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Indy 500 lineup shows pole Al Unser at 170.221 mph
The 33 fastest cars earned starting spots after two days of weather affected qualifications. Al Unser of Albuquerque will start on pole at 170.221 mph, with a full row-up of drivers from Rutherford to Bartlett listed by hometown and speed for Memorial Day’s Indy 500.
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