Carol J. Fry, 76
Carol J. Fry, 76, Solsberry, Indiana, passed away on Tuesday, January 16, 2018 at the I.U. Health Hospital in Bloomington. Born June 17, 1941 in Greensburg, Indiana, she was the daughter of Raymond E. and Frances B. (Herbert) White. She was married first to James V. Spears on April 22, 1960 and he preceded her in death on June 13, 1983. She then married Robert Fry on June 1, 1997 and he survives. She is also survived by four daughters, Tammy D. Spears, Westport, Diana K. Haining, Greensburg, Dona S. Roberts, Greensburg, April R. Hester, Lafayette; two stepsons, Nicholas and Alvin Fry, both of Bloomington; one brother, Michael “Butch” White; one sister, Deloris Hicks; sister-in-law, Marilyn White; 13 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and 1 great great grandchild. She was preceded in death by her parents, 1st husband; one brother, Walter White; one sister, Mary Benefiel; one great grandchild, Armani Hester. Graveside Services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 23, 2018 at the Lower Union Presbyterian Cemetery in Decatur County. Online condolences can be made to the family at www.popfuneralhome.com
LINCOLN, Neb. – One of the longest partnerships in all of dirt track racing continues in 2017 as Speedway Motors has renewed its support of IMCA drivers in all eight divisions.Speedway Motors continues its title sponsorship role of IMCA Weekly Racing for a milestone 10th consecutive season. The Lincoln, Neb., high performance parts manufacturer, retailer and distributor traces its association with IMCA to the 1950s.America’s Oldest Speed Shop also returns as title sponsor of Super Nationals for the 22nd consecutive year: Super Nationals will be held Sept. 4-9 at Boone Speedway with an anticipated 900-plus cars and 30,000 fans in attendance.“Speedway Motors is proud to continue its longstanding sponsorship of IMCA Weekly Racing in 2017 and we’re looking forward to partnering with IMCA to make the 35th annual Super Nationals bigger and better than ever!” said Speedway Motors President Clay Smith. “Traditions such as these have been a crucial part of our 65-year racing history, and we’re excited to work with IMCA to support racers across the country and keep the sport affordable, exciting and safe for decades to come.”Now in the fifth year of its latest five-year program benefitting 200-plus tracks in the United States and Canada, Speedway Motors provides jackets, promoter and tech official shirts, discounts on tech inspection equipment, flags and signage to help those facilities defray costs of their weekly programs, plus decals, driver’s suit patches and feature winner hats.Drivers filling out and returning rookie application forms to the IMCA home office receive $100 gift cards, along with a T-shirt and decal from Speedway Motors following first rookie year feature wins.Seventy-three rookie winners received gift packages in 2016.Post-season awards continue to be part of the Speedway Motors program as the highest eligible finishers in Modified and Stock Car regional standings, and Northern SportMod and Southern SportMod national standings all receive a pair of Tru Coil springs.Drivers in all four divisions must fill out and return the sign-up form they receive in decal packets to become eligible for those contingencies.Speedway Motors holds its first-ever Racer Appreciation Week Feb. 6-11, with an online series of promotions, including social media spotlights, discounts and giveaways as well as virtual tours including the Smith Collection Museum of American Speed.The Speedway Motors website is www.speedwaymotors.com. More information is also available by calling 800 979-0122 and on Facebook.“There are so many layers to the Speedway Motors/IMCA partnership, it is difficult to highlight one particular area,” IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder said. “Whether it is benefitting IMCA sanctioned tracks, drivers at our biggest event, TruCoil spring customers, or first-year competitors, Speedway is instrumental in helping showcase the best that IMCA racing has to offer. We’re very proud to have developed a relationship that spans almost four decades.”
Modifieds – 1. Cory Davis; 2. Chris Elliott; 3. Fred Wojtek; 4. Tyler Stevens; 5. Drew Armstrong; 6. Kevin Green; 7. Jeff Hoegh; 8. Riley Simmons; 9. John Gober; 10. David Goode Jr.; 11. Chris Bragg; 12. Matthew Martin; 13. Josh McGaha; 14. Cody Tidwell; 15. Jeffrey Abbey; 16. Justin McCoy; 17. Chris Morris; 18. Brint Hartwick; 19. Beau Begnaud; 20. P.J. Egbert; 21. Mark Patterson; 22. Chase Allen; 23. Jason Hunter; 24. William Gould. Feature Results With five laps remaining in the 25-lap contest, Morris took his shot in turn four. He made contact with the inside of Elliott’s machine and spun himself out, ending a strong run. After a few restarts, Elliott shot back out to the lead, with Davis in pursuit. By Jackson Braun Elliott got the lead on the initial start, with Cody Tidwell and then Chris Morris running in second. This gave the lead to outside polesitter Bo Day, who was running Jimmy Day’s no. 23M machine. Trevor Egbert managed to get underneath Day coming to the checkers but could not complete the pass, giving Day the win. The final restart occurred with three laps to go. Davis found a lane underneath Elliott, passed him coming to the white flag and then motored away to grab the victory. Southern SportMods – 1. Bo Day; 2. Trevor Egbert; 3. Craig Oakes; 4. Jacob Pirkle; 5. Nick Clinkenbeard; 6. Kaden Honeycutt; 7. Gregory Muirhead; 8. Brandon Geurin; 9. Chris Cogburn; 10. Jake Upchurch; 11. Kyle Wilkins; 12. Garett Rawls; 13. James Skinner; 14. Mason Castaneda; 15. Kasey Kuykendall; 16. Donnie Hix; 17. Tanner Houston; 18. Cole Dennis; 19. Tyler Bragg; 20. D.L. Wilson; 21. James Guyton; 22. Blaine Shives; 23. Kevin Rowland; 24. Greg Frazer; 25. Trevor Raney. Stock Cars – 1. Dean Abbey; 2. Westin Abbey; 3. Jason Batt; 4. Gary Williams; 5. Damon Hammond; 6. A.J. Dancer; 7. Dillon Smith; 8. Bryan Schutte; 9. Shelby Williams; 10. Billy Wade; 11. Lewis Blackwood; 12. Dennis Bissonnette; 13. George Egbert; 14. Jason Riddle; 15. Lee Riley; 16. Charlie Brown; 17. Jeffrey Abbey; 18. Markiss Harcrow; 19. Brandon Hood; 20. Lee Cranford; 21. Justin Wierenga; 22. Treven Geter; 23. Gary Kerr Jr.; 24. Drew Garcia; 25. Dustin White. Trevor Raney led the Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod field to the start and made his way to the lead. A couple laps into the main event, Raney looped it in corner four, collecting Cole Dennis and D.L. Wilson. After an incident took Jeffrey out of the race, Batt still had to deal with Dean and Westin. Once a green flag run got going in the latter half of the race, Dean made his way around the outside of Batt, taking the lead. Westin followed suit, going underneath Batt to move up into the second spot. Dean ended up holding off Westin to grab the checkers. WACO, Texas (May 26) – A late-race pass by Cory Davis of teammate Chris Elliott extended the streak of new winners on the Lone Star Super Gas IMCA Red River Modified Tour presented by Smiley’s Racing Products Sunday at Heart O’ Texas Speedway. “It was a good win for sure,” Davis said of the $1,500, Fast Shafts All-Star Invitational ballot qualifying victory. “We had set a goal to win one feature and finish 1-2 at least one time and we were able to do that on the second night.” Jason Riddle and Jason Batt started point on the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car field. Batt jumped out to an early lead. Batt had his hands full with the Abbey brothers, as Dean, Westin and Jeffrey all were on the prowl. Cory Davis led the most important lap in winning the Sunday night IMCA Red River Modified Tour main event at Heart O’ Texas Speedway. (Photo by Debbie Hix)
David Moyes’ sacking by Manchester United inspired the club’s share price on the New York Stock Exchange to climb sharply to its highest point since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement last May. Press Association Analysts believe United’s owners, the Glazer family, had reached a point where the team’s poor performances were threatening to impact on the club’s finances – the anticipated new deal with Nike has been much-delayed. The decision to axe Moyes and appoint a new manager appears to have won the confidence of investors – perhaps in the belief that the Nike deal will now be confirmed. London-based financial analyst Andy Green, who writes a blog on football finance and advises the Manchester United Supporters’ Trust, said: “It’s telling that there was a level of underperformance the owners could tolerate and a level they couldn’t and it’s interesting where that level was. “You can have transition but decline is a different thing entirely and Nike would have not wanted to announce a huge new sponsorship deal while the situation – and the football – has been so dire.” More than half of the United shares on the NYSE – though only 5.5% of the club – are owned by one American investment firm. It was revealed in March that Baron Capital had acquired 57% of the shares – a good investment strategy in the light of the recent surge in value. United’s debt was reported by the club in September as being £389.2million, costing £71million last year in debt servicing. According to Green, the £71million costs means that the total cost to United in interest, fees, bank charges and debt repayments since the Glazers’ 2005 takeover of the club now stands at £680million. United are now valued at around £1.95billion – 3.3billion US dollars – and the single day’s rise in the share price has seen the total value of the club rise by just under six percent, or around £110million. The highest price shares have reached in the last 12 months was 19.18 US dollars last May, after United had won the league title and when Ferguson was still in charge. 
The shares had slumped in value on Monday when reports began surfacing that Moyes was set to be axed. But the official confirmation of his departure was followed by a spike in share price up from 17.72 US dollars to 18.78 dollars at the close of trading, a 5.98 per cent rise. 
Wenger revealed Sanchez has been just as big an influence in the dressing room as on the pitch, reminding him of the personality of Wright, who helped drive the Gunners to the 1998 Double and broke Cliff Bastin’s goalscoring record along the way. “Alexis is more with the Spanish players of course, but he is loved by everybody. He is very friendly and bubbly every day,” said Wenger. “He is a bit like Ian Wright, with his enthusiasm. Alexis is quieter than Ian Wright – but that is not difficult and he doesn’t get booked!” Wenger continued: “He is dynamic and does both parts of the game, he wins you the ball back quickly as well, so the transitions are very good from defence to attack and attack to defence. He is important in the team because of that.” Wenger revealed Sanchez was desperate to play through the pain barrier, but insisted there must always be a long-term view weighed up against any potential short-term gain. “It was difficult for him not to play. If it was the last game of the season he would have played,” said Wenger, who expects to be without midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for at least another two weeks because of an inflamed groin problem. “Alexis had a bit of a winter break now that he didn’t really want, but he got one and I think he will now be recovered and fit until the end of the season. “For us it is important that he has no setback as once you go into February, if you have a muscular injury and a guy has a setback, you say ‘bye bye’ as the season is over as it is six weeks out. “By the time you come back to your full level it is April and that is why we didn’t take the gamble.” Wenger is confident Arsenal can quickly get the poor display at Tottenham out of their system, having gone into the derby match on the back of five straight victories. Indeed the Gunners could once again leapfrog local rivals Spurs – who travel to Liverpool – and end up in third come full-time on Tuesday night. Wenger accepted his side paid a heavy price for “too many technical mistakes in the middle of the park” at White Hart Lane and was also less than impressed at the way Harry Kane nodded in a late winner. Much had been made of Arsenal’s supposed new-found defensive steel in the face of opposition possession. Wenger, though, insisted he expected to see plenty of positive intent against Leicester. “We scored an early goal (at Tottenham) and subconsciously we accepted to defend – that is not our game,” he said. “We want to all try to have the ball.” Manager Arsene Wenger feels Alexis Sanchez has both the work-rate and the enthusiastic personality to help fire Arsenal to a successful campaign – just like former club favourite Ian Wright. Press Association Sanchez has been forced to sit out the last two matches because of a hamstring strain, and Wenger admitted the industry of the Chile forward was missed as his side went down 2-1 in Saturday’s north London derby at Tottenham. The 26-year-old, who has plundered 18 goals since a £32million summer move from Barcelona, is expected to be back in the side for Tuesday night’s visit of Barclays Premier League strugglers Leicester. 
Fenceviewer Staff Latest Posts Latest posts by Fenceviewer Staff (see all) ELLSWORTH — Hancock County youngsters wishing to improve in their favorite sport will have plenty of opportunity this summer.YMCA CampsThe James Russell Wiggins Down East Family YMCA will offer a series of six sports camps in July and August.In addition, longtime Ellsworth Eagle soccer coach Brian Higgins will present the Bootin’ Eagle Soccer Camp, and George Stevens Academy soccer coaches Dan Kane and Steve Bemiss will conduct a week-long soccer camp at the GSA athletic field complex.This is placeholder textThis is placeholder textThe YMCA camps will get under way Monday with the first of two gymnastics camps held daily from 9 a.m. to noon for youngsters in grades 1-6 at Springer’s Gymnastics Center.The first session will run through Friday, July 13, and the second is scheduled for Aug. 13-17.The fee is $65 for YMCA members and $75 for nonmembers.Veteran cheering coach Cori Lynn Noddin will be the instructor for cheering camps scheduled July 25-28 at the Ellsworth Elementary-Middle School.The peewee session for children in kindergarten through second grade will be held from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and a mini-camp for children in grades 3 and 4 from noon to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.Sessions will be combined on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon, concluding in a show.The fee is $65 for YMCA members and $75 for nonmembers.A baseball camp with GSA coach Dan Kane as instructor will be held July 30 through Aug. 3 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Demeyer Field for youth ages 9-12.The fee is $100 for YMCA members and $110 for nonmembers.Former professional basketball player Steve Rich will be the instructor for a basketball camp for youngsters in grades 3-5 at the Ellsworth Middle School from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Aug. 6-10.Skills and stamina will be the emphasis, and the fee is $175 for YMCA members and $185 for nonmembers.Also planned by the YMCA, on dates to be determined, is the Luchini Running Camp for children in grades 3-6. Former All-American runner Louie Luchini and his brother, Joey, will be the instructors.Bootin’ Eagle Soccer CampCoach Brian Higgins will conduct the 20th annual Bootin’ Eagle Soccer Camp at Ellsworth High School’s soccer practice field, with the first session for grades 7-12 scheduled July 23-27 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. daily.Joining Higgins as staff members will be Jen Myers, girls’ varsity soccer coach at EHS, and Paul Lock, Ellsworth Middle School boys’ coach.Participants should bring shin guards, a healthy snack and juice or water, and a soccer ball, if possible.A second session for grades 4-6 will be held July 30 through Aug. 3.The sessions will cover dribbling, passing, receiving and shooting, as well as individual and team tactics and time for competitive games.The fee is $100 per person for each session.The camp will conclude with “Tikes and Spikes” for children in grades K-3 Aug. 13-17 from 8 to 10 a.m. daily.To register or for more information, call Higgins at 667-5112.GSA Soccer CampCoaches Kane and Bemiss will offer soccer instruction to boys and girls ages 9-14 from 9 a.m. to noon daily July 23-27 at the GSA soccer field.Participants will be assigned to appropriate age groups and will practice the fundamentals of soccer, using station work and game situations.The fee is $100 per student.For more information or to register, contact Kane by e-mail to d.kane@georgestevens.info.For more sports news, pick up a copy of The Ellsworth American. Fitness trainer is now cancer-exercise expert – October 12, 2014
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In addition to the jersey change, there is one more change and it is related to Shane Warne, the former Australia legspinner who led the franchise to their maiden title in the 2008 edition of the tournament. Warne, who has taken 708 wickets in 145 wickets, came back to the Rajasthan Royals as mentor for the 2018 edition of the tournament and in 2019, he has been appointed as the brand ambassador for the franchise.Speaking on his appointment, Warne heaped praise on the pink look of the team. “It was important for us to retain our established values but at the same time develop a new and modern identity. I am already in love with the new look of the team and hope the fans will love it too,” Warne said.Rajasthan Royals entered the knock-out stages of the tournament in the previous season and they will be aiming to make amends in 2019 as they look to win a title after 11 years. The team made some interesting purchases in the auction, paying Rs 8.4 crore to Jaydev Unadkat and getting some exciting talent in England batsman Liam Livingstone and Indian talent Manan Vohra. New Delhi: Ever since the start of the Indian Premier League, Rajasthan Royals have donned the blue jersey. However, all this is going to change in the 2019 edition of the tournament. The franchise is all set to don the pink jersey and it is fitting in a way that the Rajasthan-based franchise is donning a colour that is symbolic of the state. Jaipur is called the Pink City, Jodhpur is famous for pink sandstone and Udaipur produces pink marble. Speaking about this development, Rajasthan Royals lead owner Manoj Badale said, “We are extremely happy to announce our official colour as ‘PINK’. This is an exciting change for us and comes as a response to the fantastic reaction from the fans to our training kit and cancer out jersey last year, as well as of course Jaipur being the Pink city!”Rajasthan Royals will not be the first cricketing team to don a pink jersey for the entire tournament. Sydney Sixers wear an electric pink jersey during the Big Bash League while South Africa wears the pink jersey during the Johannesburg ODI in order to raise funds for breast cancer awareness and treatment. In the 2018 edition, Rajasthan Royals wore a pink and blue jersey in May during the clash against Chennai Super Kings in order to raise awareness for early cancer screening. highlights Rajasthan Royals won the 2008 edition of the IPL.Rajasthan Royals wore a pink and blue jersey in IPL 2018 for a game against Chennai Super Kings.Shane Warne has been named Brand Ambassador for the Rajasthan Royals. For all the Latest Sports News News, Cricket News News, Download News Nation Android and iOS Mobile Apps.
Tags: CBAJ-Dswimming Returning for the 100 freestyle, Hesler completed her sprint sweep by going 52.59 seconds to the 53.60 from Kilburn, with Bushnell getting fourth place in 55.73 seconds and Silver (57.49) in eighth place.Newman went to the front in the 500 freestyle. Having already qualified for the state meet with a 5:10.85 earlier this fall, she breezed to a win here in 5:14.21, exactly 10 seconds ahead of Mexico’s Carolyn Zedack (5:24.21).Back and forth it went, J-D winning the 200 freestyle relay when Hesler, Ninestein, Lister and Julia Antoine went 1:40.38 to earn a state meet berth and hold off Watertown (1:41.10), with Newman, Bushnell, Silver and Kathryn Nardella putting CBA (1:44.36) in fourth place.No one caught Tompkins in the 100 backstroke, which she won in 1:00.85 as Ninestein was second in 1:04.04, just ahead of a crowded pack with Huyck fourth in 1:04.23 and Howard fifth in 1:04.35 as Zaryski got sixth place in 1:05.74.When Kelly, in 1:06.41, beat out Lister (1:09.31) and Bebla (1:10.87) in the 100 breaststroke, CBA got more crucial points from Annah Nizar in sixth place (1:12.67) and Josie Lachut in ninth place (1:15.79), setting up the closing 400 freestyle relay.Here, the Brothers clinched the sectional title as Kelly, Tompkins, Newman and Bushnell tore to victory in a season-best 3:36.76. J-D, with Antoine, Huyck, Audrey Norden and Morgan Binsack, took fourth place in 3:58.70.In the Class B diving competition on Thursday, J-D’s Abby McGuire finished second with 362 points, trailing only New Hartford’s Isabella Kolb (385.90) as CBA’s Sophie Menar was third with 340.95 points. Grace Evans was seventh and Catherine Halstead finished ninth. Share this:FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditComment on this Story Both in the regular season, and then in the post-season, the Christian Brothers Academy girls swim team got the best of its neighbors from Jamesville-DeWitt.Building upon the 98-87 victory it earned when they went head-to-head on Sept. 24, the Brothers were victorious Friday night in the Section III Class B championship meet at Nottingham High School, earning 402 points to the Red Rams’ total of 381 points. Mexico was third with 310 points.The battle was immediately joined in the first race, the 200-yard medley relay. CBA’s quartet of Darien Tompkins, Lauren Kelly, Ally Howard and Sophia Silver won in one minute, 50.39 seconds, with J-D’s team of Amelia Hesler, Gwen Lister, Emily Ninestein and Sofia Bebla second in a state meet-qualifying 1:52.15. Hesler took her turn at the front in the 200 freestyle, going 1:53.45 to beat out the Brothers’ Kayla Newman (1:54.57), though again both swimmers easily surpassed the state meet qualifying standard. Silver was seventh in 2:05.03.J-D powered in front through a solid performance in the 200 individual medley, Lister taking third place in 2:19.60 as Bebla was fourth in 2:23.24 and Claire Huyck was sixth in 2:25.14. The Brothers had Ella Zaryski in ninth place in 2:27.55.Kelly claimed a close 50 freestyle in 24.39 seconds to the 24.42 from Watertown’s Sarah Kilburn, with CBA’s Kaitlyn Bushnell claiming third place in 24.98 seconds. Tompkins improved to 57.29 seconds in the 100 butterfly, second to Mexico’s Alexa von Holtz (56.59) as Ninestein got fourth place in 1:02.63, Howard (1:07.77) beating out Josie Coyne (1:09.34) for eighth place.
AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to MoreAddThisSudden illness pushed a Tawas weight lifter away from the competition scene. Defeat nearly overtook him, until he regained enough strength to keep pushing forward. WBKB reporter Elijah Baker takes us through Kane Kelly’s road back into the bodybuilding world.AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to MoreAddThisContinue ReadingPrevious Help send Underwater Robotics Club to international competitionNext Photo of the Day for Monday, June 3
Competition Premier LeagueDate 25 August 2012Game week 2 Kick-off 14:00Venue Old Trafford (Manchester)OFFICIALSReferee:K. FriendAssistants:M. MullarkeyJ. FlynnFourth official:P. Gibbs