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Show 2 D The Salt Lake Tribane, Wednesday, July 25, 1973 LOOKING HIGH & LOW el Kenyon Repeats as Winner in Midget Race By Dick Rosetta Tribune Sports Writer SPRINGVILLE-Wh- cil Met Kenyon of Lebanon, Ind., decided this year to go flying around race tracks in a USAC Midget, he set out to find the best sponsor and the best mechanic. So, intending to fly, be landed Continental Airlines as a sponsor underwritten by Stan Lee, pilot of a 747 jumbo jet and as a mechanic, he selected Ed Wamodc, a pilot of a 727 jetliner. With all those credentials its easy to understand why the congenial, little fellow from the nations heartland walued away with his second USAC consecutive Midget at Suntana Championship Raceway here Tuesday night. More than 3,000 fans cheered lustily as Kenyon wxrnied to an early lead, gave it up to Bobby Olivero of Lakewood, Calif., and then came back as Olivero broke to main event. win the 40-la- p Even as Olivero succumbed as a pulley broke in his Volkswagen engine, Kenyons charge to the checkered flag was no easy task. Jimmy Caruthers of Anaheim, Calif., pressured Kenyon for the final 10 laps with no more than a whisker separating the two at the flag. ; was noncommittal plaudits for his consecutive second victory here. Tve got a coujle of guys who make sure tie car runs and they expect me to Kenyon 'in accepting ' Suntana Races MIDGETS Meet ftoecs Post Time Cortftticrs, Jimmy Anofcelm. Collf., 18 7 seconds First Meet (10 topsj Carofvers; Bob Richards, Lock port, tl ; Poo CWtK Ind ; Crowfordsvilte. Eden, Simon, Soft Lake Second Heat (10 taps) Bobby 0Ke-ro- , Lakewood, Cold ; Pkk Go dv. Norwalk. Dove Coiif.; SNckkTtd, Denver; BIMy Shumon, Tempe, Arl. Third Heot (10 lopsl Me Keovcn Lebanon. Ind ; Tommy Astone. Free-no- ; Grea Oenver; Jim Bedtfev. Slab. Clnclnnotl. trophy OoiR Jim Beckley, Bobby Olivero. Jimmy Cor others Mike Schkvel. SemFFeotvre (IT Loosl Aston. Richards Pke SchPseL Dave Strkkkmd Moin Cvent Beck-le40 IrpetCenyon; Caruthers; Cary Irwin. Indionopoiis; Rice, PkhorCs; Eden; Goody. Strkktond; Simon. USAC get the most out of it every time I go out. The size of the track really makes no difference and I really didnt drive here tonight much differently than I would anywhere else. For instance, Kenyon continued, T e driven inside before at Fort Wayne, Ind., where they melt the ice off the hockey ruik and put us Midgets down where the pucks were." Kenyon expressed a good f, ; . ' - f LATROBE, PA. (AP) -The Pi tsburgh Steelers of the Natioral Football League cut three first-yea- r players Tuev day. reducing the squad to 67. Placed on waivers were linebacker Larry Clark, a thrd round choice from Northern III., aid free agents Alex WJ- hams, a wide receiver fron Howard Payne College and Phil Shelley, a defensive Lade from Utah State. Softball Event tarts Friday State tie Utah L ASA Xems Pitch softball tournament i'gin Fulay at new and Parks in Salt Lake the warning is out entry deadline is at 6 p.m. pitch meet will 1ue rough Aug. 2 with V teams earning tnWgjon 30 PP in cham-pionsl- A us Salt Like. 24-2- 6 also in Pony League Wednesdovs Schedule Af Gounhful City Pork Pocatello vi, Provo. 6 30 0 rfl Val VercJo vs Bountiful AH Stor- -8 30pm Winner of the tournoment advances to the arec fma's in Coiifornia start ini Aug. ) Babe Ruth Tourney Today's Results Co bon 3. Gotten 9. East MiMcfoek Tooclf 1. MurrovO Wednesday's Carnes Kearns Upon Granger; 2.30 6 -vs. Morroy. pm OiOr a p M -- west'.iJe 4. 5, in Tjoee). Legion Baseball MIHcrest Murroy Twesdov't RruAn 5, Skyline 1, Cyprus 3; Granite 3. West 2. 10 5, f Well, you could tell I was having a distinct handling problem, but it was fun anyway," the four year USAC competitor said. 1 went too wide early in the race and let two or three cars get arcind me cars which wouldnt have if I bad maintained the tight, inside groove I did the s latter of the race," Simon added. track thers to the finish line were Jim Beckley 01 Denver; Gary fnun of Indianapolis and Larry Rice of Crawfordsville, Ind LOOK NO MORE WE HAVE THEM Tfo Safer Travel Trailer Rice, who brought a lead into Suntana on the season championship trail, took lead. Oliaway a near vero W2S his closest challenger coming in but his demise here Tuesday night enabled Tommy Astone oi Fresno, Calif., to slip into second place in the points chase. two-third- Following Kenyon and Caru- what We've got 'em. And we're proud to be oble to show you in all oil Weve right obout. is 'em, trailer got o telescoping sizes from 15 to 23 feet. Come and get 'em. HCUKS 1 0 A.M. to 1 0 P.M. 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Bobby Marcanos double ar.d Dave Chalks single produced a run in the third Veterans Sign With Broncos POMONA, CALIF. (AP) -The Denver Broncos of the National Football League announced Tuesday the signing of five veterans to new contracts and the release of two rookies. Relieves Hassler The outburst let Andy Hassler off the hook and gave the victory to John Cumberland, now for the season. Hassler, just back from the majors, started out shakily and gave up Spokanes seven runs. The Indians, striking with power you wouldnt expect from the bttle brothers of the lowly Texas Rangers, exploded for seven runs in the first two innings in making return a rocky one indeed. 6 Signed were Dale Hackbart, defensive a back; Tom Domres, a defensive tackle; Steve Ramsey, a quarterback; Bob Geddes, a linebacker, and Jerry Simmons, a wide receiv- er. Has-sle- Len Randle opened the game with a double and he immediately came home when Bill Madlock, a .342 hitter, tnpled to right. 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