In the print edition:• Versailles IGA
• Furniture Liquidators
• American Profile Magazine
• JCD Soccer Team is Semi-State bound (pg. 5)
• Milan Indians, Knightstown Panthers (pg. 6)
• SR Lady Raiders volleyball ORVC champs (pg. 6)
October 20 , 2015 • Sports
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PAGE UPDATED BY MARIA SIEVERDING OCTOBER 20, 2015 11 A.M.
Read about Jac-Cen-Del Eagles Soccer Team's win on page 5 of the Osgood Journal. Pick up a copy at your local newsstand.
Racing season 2015 culminates at Kentucky Speedway
Reed captures ARS Crosley Brands 150
A familiar stop for the local racing faithful crowd is the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Kentucky, where their final weekend of racing was held on September 25 and 26; however, Mother Nature would dictate the actual running date as rains on Friday forced the events be rescheduled for Saturday Sept. 27.
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Ryan Reed celebrates in Victory Lane, after winning the ARS Crosley Brands 150 at the Kentucky Speedway.
NASCAR racer Ryan Reed drove his way to a victory in the ARS Crosley Brands 150 featured, at Kentucky Speedway in just his second ARCA Racing Series start of 2015, and his first Kentucky Speedway win, while operating the No. 38 Lira Motorsports Ford. Reed’s margin of victory earned him the third closest finish of all-time at KS by a narrow 0.356 of a second. Again, the game of inches and milliseconds all adds up when the checkered flag drops to determine the victor. Second place was claimed by Travis Braden, third – David Levine, fourth – Ross Kenseth with Grant Enfinger rounding out the top five finishers.
Ryan Blaneyn finished the 2015 Kentucky Speedway final season race with Visit Myrtle Beach 300 victory
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Ryan Blaneyn celebrates in VIctory Lane, after he takes the checkered flag in Kentucky winning the Visit Myrtle Beach 300 at Kentucky Speedway.
A victorious Ryan Blaneyn cleaned up with his Kentucky Speedway hosted XFinity racing season finale, collecting a Crosley Brand Juke Box, the Visit Myrtle Beach 300 Trophy and a trip to he and his Team Penske Ford No. 22 teammates, all result of a rare green-white checker finish. Ty Dillon finished second, Regan Smith – third, Chase Elliott – fourth, Brandon Jones – fifth and Brenden Gaughan - sixth.
Read about Jac-Cen-Del Eagles Soccer Team's win on page 5 of the Osgood Journal. Pick up a copy at your local newsstand.
Racing season 2015 culminates at Kentucky Speedway
Reed captures ARS Crosley Brands 150
A familiar stop for the local racing faithful crowd is the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Kentucky, where their final weekend of racing was held on September 25 and 26; however, Mother Nature would dictate the actual running date as rains on Friday forced the events be rescheduled for Saturday Sept. 27.
WOODY BUSH PHOTO
Ryan Reed celebrates in Victory Lane, after winning the ARS Crosley Brands 150 at the Kentucky Speedway.
NASCAR racer Ryan Reed drove his way to a victory in the ARS Crosley Brands 150 featured, at Kentucky Speedway in just his second ARCA Racing Series start of 2015, and his first Kentucky Speedway win, while operating the No. 38 Lira Motorsports Ford. Reed’s margin of victory earned him the third closest finish of all-time at KS by a narrow 0.356 of a second. Again, the game of inches and milliseconds all adds up when the checkered flag drops to determine the victor. Second place was claimed by Travis Braden, third – David Levine, fourth – Ross Kenseth with Grant Enfinger rounding out the top five finishers.
Ryan Blaneyn finished the 2015 Kentucky Speedway final season race with Visit Myrtle Beach 300 victory
WOODY BUSH PHOTO
Ryan Blaneyn celebrates in VIctory Lane, after he takes the checkered flag in Kentucky winning the Visit Myrtle Beach 300 at Kentucky Speedway.
A victorious Ryan Blaneyn cleaned up with his Kentucky Speedway hosted XFinity racing season finale, collecting a Crosley Brand Juke Box, the Visit Myrtle Beach 300 Trophy and a trip to he and his Team Penske Ford No. 22 teammates, all result of a rare green-white checker finish. Ty Dillon finished second, Regan Smith – third, Chase Elliott – fourth, Brandon Jones – fifth and Brenden Gaughan - sixth.