Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1970 — Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 28,1970

Speedway Bows To ZCHS

The Zlonsvllle Eagles baseball team brought their record for the year to two wins against three losses last week when they beat Speedway by a score of 7-6. Plagued by Injuries to players Mick Pyle and Larry Trout, the team got off to a slow start bat seems to be picking up speed as they go. Although Trout Is still sidelined with a broken leg, Pyle Is back In the action and scored the winning run In the Speedway game. Speedway started well by scoring three runs In the first Inning, but the Eagles came back strong and got four men In during their half of the same inning. By the sixth Inning, Zlonsvllle had a one-run leal, with the score at 5 to 4, when Speedway went ahead with two runs. How-

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ever, a run by Don Miller In the bottom halt of the sixth tied the score at 6 all. Mick Pyle walked in the seventh, then Speedway pitcher Gary West made a wild throw, trying to pick Pyle off first base, thus putting the first baseman on third. Center fielder Gary Rabb bunted, sending Pyle home. Pitcher Jeff Rafter played the entire game for the Eagles Road Closed Georgetown Road from 26th Street to 16th Street will be closed for through vehicle traffic at 9p.m., May 29,1970. Cars will be allowed to start lining up at 3 a.m. on the morning of the race.

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Having a wonderful time - 110 children were graduated from the Speedway Weekday Religious Education school last week. Following the graduation the group enjoyed a

Ellis Recovering Lt. Milton Ellis Is recovering from a heart attack which he suffered two weeks ago. He is at Methodist Hospital and is now permitted to have visitors.

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Scholarship (Continued tram page 6) I Purdue University. The cash award, to be Increased yearly, Includes all fees and tuition. Miss Eppen will be working towards a doctorate In sociology.

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oars; several horse patrol units; downs, and miniature race cars. Bands from 12 Indianapolis area high schools, 10 Indiana cities, and from several other states also will participate. Among the celebrities taking part in the parade will be Broadway actress-comedienne Edie Adams, who also will serve as parade marshal, and Apollo 12 astronauts Charles “Pete** Conrad, Richard F. Gordon and Alan L. Bean who will serve as honorary lunar marshals for the activities. Other celebrities are Merv Griffin and his sidekick, Arthur Treacher; Buddy Ebsen of “The Beverly Hillbillies**; Peter Haskell of “Bracken’s World**; Kent McCord of “Adam-12**; David Hartman of “The Bold Ones**; Frank Sutton of '"The Jim Nabors Show**; Diane Dye of “Bracken’s World*’ and athletic stars Gayle Sayers, Leroy Kelly, Jim Brown and Oscar Robertson. Four fire rescue trucks, several ambulances and three fire trucks will be stationed along the parade route to handle any emergencies. Five fir staid stations also will be in operation. Indianapolis police are requesting that parade views re-

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main behind a specially r* I** 1 **- 1 blue line along the curb. Special bleachers and fbldiaf chairs along the parade nuke have been sold to parade viewers. "We urge parade views to come downtown by public transportation - in a bus or cab - if possible, or organise a car pool among your neighbors,** Maj. Pollard said. “Parking spaces will he at a premium, and If your car is loaded with people, It will help the situation,** be said. Pollard said all lost children will be taken to the Juvenile Branch of police headquarters.

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