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Repeat Winners Filled the Night on Yaw’s Auto Salvage Night

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Oskaloosa, Iowa (June 21st, 2017) – Another beautiful night of racing action at the Southern Iowa Speedway for Yaw’s Auto Salvage Night, 51 cars signed in the pit area. The Kids got to have some fun at Intermission as they got to take a little field trip through the pit area to see the drivers and crews putting the finishing touches on the race cars for the features. Hobby Stocks still had the $300 bounty on the line, if they can beat Shannon Anderson, thanks to Edel Lawn Service, Cindy Drost and Independent Auto of Marshalltown.

Trent Orwig was the only first time winner by grabbing the IMCA Sport Compacts. Curtis VanDerWal (Sport Mods), Cayden Carter (Stock Cars), Shannon Anderson (Hobby Stocks) and Scott Dickey (Modifieds).

First feature of the night was the 12 lap Kelli Steli State Farm IMCA Sport Compacts feature. Levi Heath and Nathan Moody led the field to the green flag and it was Moody grabbing the top spot on lap one. Moody saw Trent Orwig wrestle the lead away on lap two. Orwig went on to take his first win of the season at the monster. Moody finished second ahead of Austin Reuman, Bryan Claussen and Ashley Reuman.

Austin Paul started inside row two but by the end of lap one in the Oskaloosa True Value IMCA Sport Mods 16 lap feature event, Paul was the leader. Paul slipped a bit allowing Curtis VanDerWal, who started fifth, to take the top spot away on lap three. VanDerWal began to pull until cautions came out on lap six for Tony Johnson in turn two and then again on lap 12 for Steven Berry. VanDerWal was not going to let the cautions faze him as he headed on to take his fifth win at his hometown track. Paul held of Logan Anderson for second. Jason McDaniel was fourth and Blaine Webster was fifth.

Budweiser IMCA Stock Cars 16 lap feature event was next up on the speedway. Danny Thrasher and Derrick Agee led the field to the green and it was the Agee wrestling the top spot away. Thrasher did not give up as he was able to grab the top spot away from Agee on lap four. Thrasher started to look comfortable but Cayden Carter worked his way from the fifth place starting spot to second. Carter grabbed the top spot away from Thrasher on lap eight and cruised on to take his second win in the Stock Cars at Osky. Thrasher finished second, Nathan Wood was third, Dustin Griffiths passed Mike Hughes on the last lap to claim fourth with Hughes in fifth.

Bradley Graham took advantage of the pole postition starting spot of the KBOE Radio / Mahaska Bottling IMCA Hobby Stocks 15 lap feature by grabbing the early lead. Graham and the field saw the caution out just after lap two scored in the books when Dave Seddon spun exiting turn four collecting Nick Ulin and Matt Smith. Graham appeared he was not going to let that both him as he got a great restart but so did ninth place starter Shannon Anderson, who was working his way through the field. Anderson grabbed the top spot away from Graham on lap seven. Anderson led the remaining laps taking the win keeping him perfect, seven for seven in Osky. Anderson now has 21 wins on the season and 303 IMCA wins in his career. Graham settled for second, Veteran Bill Bonnett came home third, Jamie Songer was fourth and Steve Allen was fifth.

Final feature of the night was the Musco Lighting IMCA Modifieds 16 lap feature event. Just like he did one week before, Scott Dickey led from start to finish. Dickey saw several challenges by Cayden Carter early but every attempt failed as Dickey went on take his second win of the season in Osky. Carter, Colt Mather, Jesse Dennis and Zack Rawlins finished second through fifth.

Next Wednesday Night started a busy seven days at the Southern Iowa Speedway, Wednesday will be Community 1st Credit Union Night at the Races. IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA SportMods, IMCA Hobby Stocks and IMCA Sport Compacts are all taking to the monster half mile. Hot Laps at 7pm and Racing at 7:30pm.

Then on Monday July 3rd and Tuesday July 4th, the speedway hosts 22nd Annual IMCA Budweiser Stock Car Shootout presented by Budweiser and Musco Lighting. Stock Cars will have qualifying, two sets of heat races on Monday Night with the top eight locked in on Tuesday. Tuesday Night the Stock Cars will have Heats, Last Chance Races and feature for $2,500 to win. IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sport Mods and IMCA Hobby Stocks $1,000 to win and IMCA Sport Compacts $500 to win on Monday and Tuesday with a complete show each night. Hot Laps will be at 6pm and Racing at 6:30pm.

For more information check out oskyspeedway.com or Like Southern Iowa Speedway Every Wednesday Night on Facebook.

Southern Iowa Speedway
Yaw’s Auto Salvage Night
June 21st, 2017

Musco Lighting IMCA Modifieds

Feature – 1. 40 Scott Dickey, Packwood; 2. 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa; 3. 8 Colt Mather, Keswick; 4. 70 Jesse Dennis, Prescott; 5. 237 Zack Rawlins, Newton; 6. 3W Garrett Wilson, Carlisle; 7. 66 Gordon Head, Des Moines.

Heat – 1. Dickey; 2. Carter; 3. Mather; 4. Dennis; 5. Rawlins; 6. Wilson; 7. Head.

Budweiser IMCA Stock Cars

Feature – 1. 10C Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa; 2. 84 Danny Thrasher, Agency; 3. 52 Nathan Wood, Sigourney; 4. 10G Dustin Griffiths, Hedrick; 5. 11 Mike Hughes, Oskaloosa; 6. 14 Derrick Agee, Huntsville, Mo.; 7. 79S Jason See, Albia; 8. 54 Mike Brown, New Sharon; 9. 3 Travis Bunnell, Hedrick; 10. 73C Carl Yaw Jr., Pleasant Hill.

Heat – 1. Thrasher; 2. Agee; 3. Hughes; 4. Carter; 5. Wood; 6. See; 7. Bunnell; 8. Brown; 9. Yaw; 10. Griffiths.

Oskaloosa True Value IMCA Sport Mods

Feature – 1. 1V Curtis VanDerWal, Oskaloosa; 2. A5 Austin Paul, Monroe; 3. 9A Logan Anderson, Eddyville; 4. 85 Jason McDaniel, Eldon; 5. 07 Blaine Webster, Ottumwa; 6. 84B Trent Brink, Bussey; 7. 8T Tony Johnson, Oskaloosa; 8. 55R Steven Berry, Ottumwa; 9. 10H Jack Housley, Runnells; 10. 29 Colton Livezey, New Sharon.

Heat – 1. VanDerWal; 2. Brink; 3. Anderson; 4. McDaniel; 5. Paul; 6. Livezey; 7. Berry; 8. Housley; 9. Johnson; 10. Webster.

KBOE Radio / Mahaska Bottling IMCA Hobby Stocks

Feature – 1. 78 Shannon Anderson, Des Moines; 2. 4 Bradley Graham, Brooklyn; 3. 19 Bill Bonnett, Knoxville; 4. 96R Jamie Songer, Ankeny; 5. 3S Steve Allen, Oskaloosa; 6. 09 Daniel Wauters, Iowa City; 7. 14 Christian Huffman, New Sharon; 8. 12 Mike Kincaid, Cincinnati; 9. 73 Aaron Martin, Richland; 10. 81B Thomas Stevens, Guernsey; 11. 89R Ryan Wells, Runnells; 12. 65 Saif Grafke, Oskaloosa; 13. 13M Riley Meinders, Oskaloosa; 14. 9 Jared Stephens, Bussey; 15. 71S Dave Seddon, Knoxville; 16. 21 Nick Ulin, Agency; 17. 74 Matt Smith, Des Moines.

Heat 1 – 1. Graham, 2 Allen; 3. Kincaid; 4. Wauters; 5. Seddon; 6. Martin; 7. Meinders; 8. Stevens; 9. Stephens.

Heat 2 – 1. Anderson; 2. Huffman; 3. Ulin; 4. Bonnett; 5. Songer; 6. Smith; 7. Wells; 8. Grafke.

Kelli Steil State Farm IMCA Sport Compacts

Feature – 1. 04 Trent Orwig, Ottumwa; 2. 41 Nathan Moody, Oskaloosa; 3. 8R Austin Reuman, Hills; 4. 01C Bryan Claussen, Eddyville; 5. 4R Ashley Reuman, Hills; 6. 15 Clayton Webster, Ottumwa; 7. 9H Levi Heath, Wilton.

Heat – 1. Orwig; 2. Heath; 3. Austin Reuman; 4. Moody; 5. Ashley Reuman; 6. Webster; 7. Claussen.

Story provided by Jeremy Fox

Advice for Thomas Rhett – Jason Aldean

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With two daughters of his own, Jason Aldean might seem like the perfect person to give Thomas Rhett parenting pointers about raising two little girls. But in an interview with Taste of Country, Aldean said that while Rhett recently asked him a few questions about parenthood, he doesn’t feel like his advice could get him fully prepared for what’s coming. Jason said, “I think being a parent — it’s something you figure out along the way. There’s no book; there’s no right or wrong way to do it. You just figure it out as you go along.”

June 22nd: On This Day

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On this day in 2000, Tim McGraw’s album A Place in the Sun was Certified Triple Platinum by the RIAA. The album was McGraw’s fifth studio project and produced four number one singles “Please Remember Me”, “Something Like That”, “My Best Friend”, and “My Next Thirty Years”.

The album hit #1 on the US Billboard Top Country Albums chart and the US Billboard 200, making it a crossover success.

 

Advice for Her Younger Self – Carrie Underwood

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Carrie Underwood has made a name for herself in the worlds of both country music and fitness, and she’s done so by having confidence in the individual she is. But Carrie admits she didn’t always have the self-reliance that she enjoys today. Carrie tells Bustle, “When I was younger I worried about what people thought about me. I wish I could go back and tell my younger self what I know now — that trying to fit into someone else’s vision of you will never make you happy.” Fast forward to now, and Underwood says she just focuses on the goals she sets for herself and doing what’s in her best interests.

Country Acts Nominated for Teen Choice Awards

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The nominees for the 2017 Teen Choice Awards have been revealed, with two country acts earning nods in the all-genre categories this year. Sam Hunt’s latest hit “Body Like A Backroad” picked up a nomination in the all-genre Choice Song: Male Artist category, while Florida Georgia Line’s single “God, Your Mama, And Me” featuring the Backstreet Boys collected an all-genre Choice Collaboration nod. In the Choice Country Artist category, Hunt and FGL will also go up against Blake Shelton, Carrie Underwood, Kelsea Ballerini and Luke Bryan for the coveted trophy.

 

  • The Teen Choice Awards will air live on FOX on August 13 at 8 PM ET.
  • The full list of nominees can be seen here.
  • Voting will be open through June 22 at 9:00 PM PT (12 AM ET), and fans are allowed 10 votes per category.

Foul Play Ruled Out in Oskaloosa Death Investigation

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Foul play has been ruled out in the death investigation of the body located at 1895 290th Street in Oskaloosa, Iowa. The preliminary investigation indicates that this male subject died of natural causes. The identity of the subject has not been confirmed, pending dental and x-ray comparisons. An autopsy has been conducted on this subject, results are expected in four to six weeks following toxicology results.

The Sheriff’s Office was assisted with this investigation by the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigations, the Mahaska County Emergency Management Agency, and the Oskaloosa Fire Department.

Area Softball and Baseball Scores for Wednesday, June 22

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In softball scores from Wednesday:

Belle Plaine 16, Keota 0
Centerville 9, Melcher-Dallas 1
Davis County, Bloomfield 11, Cardinal, Eldon 1
Des Moines, East 2, Ottumwa 0
Ottumwa 4, Des Moines, East 3
Eddyville-Blakesburg 15, Twin Cedars 0
Indianola 3, Pella Christian 0
Pella Christian 2, Indianola 0
Keokuk 11, Knoxville 1
Keokuk 5, Moravia 0
Lynnville-Sully 5, Montezuma 2
North Mahaska 10, BGM, Brooklyn 4
Norwalk 11, Pella 10
Norwalk 12, Pella 10
Oskaloosa 4, Newton 3
Oskaloosa 7, Newton 4
Sigourney 12, Tri-County, Thornburg 0

In baseball scores from Wednesday:

B-G-M, Brooklyn 16, North Mahaska, New Sharon 3
Des Moines East 4, Ottumwa 3
Ottumwa 5, Des Moines East 1
Gilbert 13, Knoxville 12
Grinnell 15, Dallas Center-Grimes 5
Grinnell 5, Dallas Center-Grimes 3
Indianola 1, Pella Christian 0
Indianola 1, Pella Christian 0
Iowa Valley, Marengo 9, English Valleys, North English 0
Norwalk 5, Pella 4
Pella 4, Norwalk 2
Sigourney 13, Tri-County, Thornburg 1 (5 Inn.)

Pella Christian, Pekin Affected by Revision to Class 2A and 3A Softball Regionals

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The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union has made a revision to its regional pairings in Class 2A and Class 3A for softball.

WACO and Columbus Junction have been playing softball together this season, something that was overlooked by the IGHSAU, so to make the adjustment for those teams participating together, their combined team was brought up from Class 2A to Class 3A. That forced Dyersville Beckman Catholic into Class 2A and that has affected multiple regions in both classes.

For our area’s concern, Class 2A Region 6 now involves both Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont and Pella Christian. PC got the shortest stick, as now they are a #2 seed in a region instead of the #1 seed in Region 7. PC will face either Mediapolis or Danville in the second round on Wednesday, July 5th at 7 PM.

Pekin is still in Region 6 and will now be facing Highland on the road in Riverside instead of hosting a first round matchup, which was originally announced. That game is July 5th at 7 PM as well.

The first round for small school regionals will be played on Monday, July 3rd.

Tim and Faith Help Reveal Another Baby’s Gender on Tour

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For the second time this year, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have helped a couple at their “Soul2Soul Tour” learn the gender of their baby. The latest gender reveal came over the weekend during a tour stop in Moline, Illinois, with Faith telling Vikki and Rodney Kula the happy news as McGraw stood on the stage in the background. After the couple assured Faith that they wanted her to be the first to learn the baby’s sex, she opened the envelope and exclaimed to the whole crowd, “It’s a boy!” A video of the special moment can be seen here.

 

  • In April, Tim and Faith revealed a baby’s gender at a tour stop in New Orleans during the opening weekend of their “Soul2Soul Tour.”

 

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