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SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1979 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SEC. 2 PAGE 17 SAABS WOODARDS WORLD of WHEELS THE BEST GARAGE IN TOWN" COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE FOREIGN AMERICAN AUTOS ENGINES TRANSMISSIONS BRAKES FRONT END SERVICE WE DO IT ALL" DEPENDABLE PRE-OWNED AUTOS I 'mm i 37 WEST 38TH STREET MON -FRI 8 AM-6 PM SATURDAY 11-3 PM 924-1231 FIATS I T- BEDDING SALE 3 Queen Size $1 1 ooo j. SET QUALITY FURNITURE RECORD cleared a SETTER Manual city record-holder Allen Meadows 6-10 high jump last Thursday at Southport to set a sectional record. The state record is 7-1' set by New Albany's Jeff Woodard in 1977. (Photo By Bob Ley) BEDROOM LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM AT DISCOUNTS OF 20 to 50 OFF IRP, Speedrome In Gigantic Show rtrr I 30-60-90 day LuJLI 1 LAY-A WAY PLANS ViiUjiliJj Bank Cards Accepted I fl 90 Oayj Same As Cosh mm tions begin the Speedrome program at 7:30 p.m.

with the first feature scheduled for 10 o'clock. midget features are slated to go at 3:30 and 5:45 p.m. at IRP with the 100-lap Mini-Indy race at 4:30. Midget qualifica SUN. MON.

TUES. WED. OPEN DAILY 10-10 SUNDAY 11-6 sweep all five feature races next Saturday. Vogler, who makes his home in Indianapolis, is the 1978 USAC national midget champion and is one of the top drivers on the Mini-Indy circuit. He finished second in the Mini-Indy race at Texas World Speedway April 8.

Vogler will drive Dick O'Dea's super-vee and Cliff Cornell's midget. Both cars are powered by Volkswagen engines. PROMOTERS JIM Cook of IRP and. John Stiles of the Speedrome show have a joint "superticket" good for admission at both tracks. It costs $12 and may be purchased at the L'SAC office, 4910 West 16th Street, until Friday.

It may also be purchased by telephone with the cost being charged to Master Charge or VISA accounts. To purchase via telephone call Jep Cadou collect at 317-353-5206. In addition to Vogler top drivers in the Mini-Indy field should include Dennis Firestone, winner of the opening race at Saturday, May 26, stands to be the biggest day in Indianapolis short-track auto racing history with both Indianapolis Raceway Park and the Indianapolis Speedrome joining hands in a unique bit of promoter co-operation. The "Day Before the 500" program featuring twin 50-lap USAC midgets races and a 100-kilometer event for the super-vees of the USAC Mini-Indy circuit will be held at Raceway Park. The "Night Before the 500" program for L'SAC midgets at the Speedrome will include twin 50-lap features as well as a spring championship race for stock cars.

THE IRP PROGRAM marks the first time the supcrvees will compete on a track shorter than a mile in length. Drivers who made a name for themselves piloting midgets in years gone by will be special guests at the Speedrome. Among those expected to attend are Johnnie Parsons and Duke Nalon. Perhaps the busiest driver will be THE SAVING PLACE Kmart AUTO iV SERVICE POLICY 3 It'm oMy nttnXI irmcn bent til miit ty Cl'i8A( on mill I (rj ft I'lfcl 10 4etlKteft WW rirh' at-v4 i noi trt Ce ht ifllltd i dr'oontfd )' pd'i winch ot 91 tontmiw frj in uniel stcT 'my or iutr SjfjJfJl Complimentary TIRE MAINTENANCE I I Texas World Speedway; Harry Mac- RichVogler who could conceivably Donald, third in the point standings a Bomb Hoax Delays AH Buenos Aires, Argentina (AP) Delayed two hours by a bomb threat, world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali arrived here Saturday and said Ernie Shavers is the most likely candidate to succeed him. Ali, World Boxing Association champ, was invited to spend two days in the Argentine capital as a guest of a local television station and the Argentine sports magazine El Grafico, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary- The champion's arrival was delayed when the Braniff flight on which he was traveling took off from Santiago, Chile, but landed again 10 minutes later after the control tower advised the pilot of a telephoned bomb threat.

THE PLANE took off again after a search by airport security personnel. "Security found nothing," an airport spokesman said. Local sports writers reported that Ali was to receive $90,000 to appear in the ring at Luna Park Stadium before a four-fight nwnt wth nMU'd BUM Ay V. tut mm" Smarten Hv Five t'cii ciu, iviikc t-iidiiuier, sun ui Liua Angeles Times publisher Otis Chandler, and Bob Cicconi. Familiar names such as Mel Kenyon, Sleepy Tripp, Steve Lotshaw, Chuck Gur-ney and Billy Casella are in the midget shows.

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"I've worked hard to make the progress I have. "But that's nothing new. I've always worked hard; harder than a lot of other guys around here, including a lot of those who are starting. "You can name just about any drill we do here and I'll be in the top five on the team. I've worked hard to get there.

And for what?" Davis said in an interview with the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel. Shula said, "I'm pleased at the job Gary's done for us over the years. But if there's a problem between Gary and me, then we should discuss it." Referring to the heated competition between Dolphin backs during the Super Bowl years, Shula said Saturday, "I handled the Mercury Morris-Jim Kiick thing a few years ago, and I'm prepared to make whatever decision to do what's best for the team." Shula said he felt the Dolphins needed Davis for reserve strength. Davis backed up Benny alone (traded to Washington last season) in 1976, then took over the starting job midway through 1977. He finished the season with a club-record 177 yards rushing against Buffalo.

He was not scheduled to fight or spar during his visit. He did. however, please television crews by sparring with an unidentified baggage handler Asked who is the most likely candidate to succeed him as heavyweight champion of the world, Ali said: "The best one is the man who just knocked out Ken-ny Norton: Ernie Shavers." Ali said he is going ahead with plans to retire "within two months," and denied reports attributed to Top Rank promoter Bob Arum that he is suffering from damaged kidneys which prevent him from fighting again. "He (Arum) was telling a lie," Ali said. "He is a promoter who makes a big profit from a fight and he is afraid I will not fight again.

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