The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 83

SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1976 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SEC 4 PAGET 1 Bears Batter Indians, 6-2 HI PIT PASS I mm 3 Wally Dallenbach has been named chairman of the 1976 Jim Clark ANY CAR FUR ONLY I I CAN STILL PAINT ftc" I former Indianapolis outfielder, unloaded a prodigious homer over the left field corner to make it 6-1. The Tribe run had come in the top of the fourth as Jeff Sovern, an all-league catcher for Denver last year, led off with is third homer of the season. That was all the damage Indianapolis could do to Denver starter and winner Joe Kesner until he tired in the eight.Junior Kennedy's single and a walk to pinch-hitter Keith Marshall gave promise of something good. But Tom Spencer hit into a double play and Rudy Meoli's double was good for only one run. JOE KERRIGAN, MAKING his debut as a Girzzly reliever, procured the remaining four outs, interrupted only by Art DeFreites' harmless ninth-inning single.

Bob Hoyaam, president of the Cincinnati Reds who received special recognition from his alma mater, the Unversity of Colorado on Friday, was on hand for yesterday's game to watch his triple A farmhands. Manager Jim Snyder of the Tribe had most of his players on the field after the game for special batting practice. Ml EXCLUSIVE DIAMOND CL0SS COLORS WITH G.E. SILICONES selection committee. The award is presented annually in honor of the great Scottish driver, who won the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race in 1965 and is considered by many the greatest racer of all-time.

The award is given to "The person in racing, who by his conduct on and off the track, best exemplifies the spirit of Jim Clark." Dallenbach won the award last season. The committee is composed of former winners and the decision must be unanimous. I COMPLETE BODY FENDER REPAIR estimates Denver, Colo. The woes of the Indianapolis Indians continued yesterday as they were slugged into submission by the surging Denver Bears 6-2. It was the 11th loss in the last 14 games for the slumping Tribe and their second straight here.

They will try to salvage a split in the series in a doubleheader today, with Mike Thompson (4-1), a Denver resident, and Larry Payne (2-2) doing the pitching. Denver pitchers will be Denny Blair (0-0) and Larry Landreth (1-2). SOUTHPAW LORIN GROW got off a shaky start against the Grizzly power yesterday afternoon. Tony Scott led off with a single and Grow picked him off first base to prevent a disastrous inning. It was bad enough as Rudy Kinard walked and Gary Roenicke followed with his seventh homer of the season, making him the American Association leader.

Grow moved along smoothly until Jim Cox led off the Denver fourth with his first homer of the year. A walk, a stolen base, and an intentional walk terminated Grow's afternoon exercise an ex-Bear Garlos Alfonso took over and retired the side without further damage after hitting Doby Johnson to fill the bases with nobody out. But the Grizzlies unloaded an extra-base barrage on Alfonso in the fifth for their last three runs. Kinard doubled, Cox tripled and Roger Freed, a STILL AMERICA'S BIGGEST BARGAIN 1 331 w. Washington st.

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11 following the first 500-Mile Race winner's death? It went to Eddie Lynch, long time friend of Speedway owner Tony Hul-man. Eddie, showing the badge yesterday, said he has seen every 500 since 1916 when Dario Resta won, and said in jest he'll leave instructions in his will that the badge is to be returned to Hulman. WHEN MEMBERS OF A. J. Foyt's crew came knocking at the door of the Walther hospitality trailer looking for the missing Coyote mascot, Phil Cole came up with one of his better lines.

"It's not here," he said. "If we were going to steal a coyote, it would be red and have four wheels." A LOT OF PEOPLE may have missed it, but Art Carney neaked into town tbe other day and masqueraded as Al Blanchard, the talented racing film maker from California. PETE CONRAD, the world's most famous lunar golfer, was strolling along the pits yesterday in the company of Jim Rathman. "Wouldn't miss this (the Speedway), said Conrad, himself a top amateur driver. MEL KENYON HAS joined the book brigade with a newly-published volume entitled "Burned To Life." Written along with Mike Christopulos and Bruce Darnall, the book has a foreword by A.

J. Foyt and describes not only Ken-yon's racing life and background but his coming to grips with Christ and the effect the decision had on his racing comeback. Here's one outstanding example of over 120 one-owner 1976 Chevy trade-ins! 74 MALIBU PREVIOUS WINNERS WERE: Johnny Rutherford (1969); Mario An-dretti (1970); Dan Gurney (1971); the late Peter Revson (1972); Bobby Allison (1973); Peter DePaolo (1974), Dallenbach (1975). The eighth annual dinner will be held Thursday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The recipient receives a hand-made leathern purse containing 33 Churchill crowns, a scroll and a jacket made from the Clark family tartan.

In the final ceremony the most recent previous winner puts the Clark tartan jacket on the new one. LARRY SHINODA, FORMER Leader Card crewman and industrial designer who is setting up his own design studio at Detroit, is featured in a new tri-yearly publication called "Corvette, The Sensuous American." The book, which is a slick page publication devoted to the Corvette, shows some of Shinoda's design work on the Chevy sports car plus his creations on the Pantera, drag machines and white trucks for the company which he is leaving to go into business for himself. CAROL GEIST, A former Speedway Motel employe who has been from coast to coast in managerial capacities for various hotel and motel chains, is back at the Speedway with the idea of establishing a travel agency devoted to the racing people. Classic- 2-door hardtop, factory air, tilt wheel, AM FM radio, steel belted radial tires, ready to roll. 00 3299 BUD WOLF CHEVROLET 1045 BROAD RIPPLE AVENUE (E.

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"We were only running 177 this morning," related Spike, who only spent a couple of seasons in midgets before taking over his dad's champ car. "The Goodyear guys really helped us but the biggest change came when we let some air out of the front tires and took off the engine cover. "We gained four miles an hour just like that," he smiled, snapping his fingers. "Then Pop (Carl) told me to go out and qualify. "AND THE CAR felt so good, it was almost easy." Scotty, whose final attempt against the fourth turn fence, didn't want to see his speed when he was qualifying.

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