THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH ••  |  Sunday, June 4, 2017 C17
Auto racing
NASCAR Monster AAA 400
TODAY’S LINEUP AT DOVER
INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY; DOVER,
DEL.
1. Kyle Busch (Toyota) 158.954 mph;
2. Martin Truex Jr. (Toyota) 158.877;
3. Daniel Suarez (Toyota) 158.346;
4. Matt Kenseth (Toyota) 158.221;
5. Kyle Larson (Chevrolet) 158.179;
6. Kurt Busch (Ford) 158.144; 7.
Erik Jones (Toyota) 157.680; 8. Brad
Keselowski (Ford) 157.384; 9. Austin
Dillon (Chevrolet) 157.109; 10. Denny
Hamlin (Toyota) 157.034; 11. Dale
Earnhardt Jr. (Chevrolet) 156.270; 12.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (Ford) 155.999; 13.
Ryan Newman (Chevrolet) 157.646; 14.
Jimmie Johnson (Chevrolet) 157.542;
15. Ryan Blaney (Ford) 157.446; 16.
Chase Elliott (Chevrolet) 157.336;
17. Trevor Bayne (Ford) 157.295; 18.
Kevin Harvick (Ford) 157.260; 19.
Jamie McMurray (Chevrolet) 157.157;
20. Kasey Kahne (Chevrolet) 157.013;
21. Ty Dillon (Chevrolet) 156.740; 22.
Clint Bowyer (Ford) 156.672; 23. Paul
Menard (Chevrolet) 156.447; 24. AJ
Allmendinger (Chevrolet) 156.420; 25.
Matt DiBenedetto (Ford) 156.406; 26.
Joey Logano (Ford) 156.236; 27. Landon
Cassill (Ford) 156.203; 28. Michael
McDowell (Chevrolet) 156.067; 29.
Chris Buescher (Chevrolet) 155.709;
30. Regan Smith (Ford) 155.602; 31.
Danica Patrick (Ford) 155.427; 32.
Gray Gaulding (Toyota) 154.712; 33.
David Ragan (Ford) 154.586; 34. Ryan
Sieg (Toyota) 153.100; 35. Cole Whitt
(Chevrolet) 151.924; 36. Ross Chastain
(Chevrolet) 151.656; 37. Timmy Hill
(Chevrolet) 150.855; 38. Cody Ware
(Chevrolet) 150.075; 39. Jeffrey
Earnhardt (Chevrolet) 149.775.
IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix
Race 1
SATURDAY’S RESULTS AT RACEWAY AT
BELLE ISLE PARK; DETROIT
1. Graham Rahal 70 laps; 2. Scott Dixon,
70; 3. James Hinchcliffe, 70; 4. Josef
Newgarden, 70; 5. Alexander Rossi,
70; 6. Mikhail Aleshin, 70; 7. Helio
Castroneves, 70; 8. Takuma Sato, 70;
9. Ed Jones, 70; 10. Spencer Pigot,
70; 11. Max Chilton, 70; 12. Marco
Andretti, 70; 13. Ryan Hunter-Reay, 70;
14. Carlos Munoz, 70; 15. Tony Kanaan,
70; 16. Simon Pagenaud, 70; 17. J.R.
Hildebrand, 70; 18. Will Power, 69; 19.
Esteban Gutierrez, 69; 20. Oriol Servia,
69; 21. Charlie Kimball, 69; 22. Conor
Daly, 25, mechanical.
NASCAR Xfinity OneMain 200
SATURDAY’S RESULTS AT DOVER
INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY; DOVER,
DEL.
1. Kyle Larson (Chevrolet) 200 laps; 2.
Ryan Blaney (Ford) 200; 3. Daniel Suarez
(Toyota) 200; 4. Cole Custer (Ford) 200;
5. Ryan Reed (Ford) 200; 6. William
Byron (Chevrolet) 200; 7. Elliott Sadler
(Chevrolet) 200; 8. Darrell Wallace Jr.
(Ford) 200; 9. Matt Tifft (Toyota) 200;
10. Ty Dillon (Chevrolet) 200; 11. Justin
Allgaier (Chevrolet) 200; 12. Brennan
Poole (Chevrolet) 199; 13. Daniel
Hemric (Chevrolet) 199; 14. Michael
Annett (Chevrolet) 199; 15. JJ Yeley
(Toyota) 199; 16. Ryan Sieg (Chevrolet)
199; 17. Brandon Brown (Chevrolet)
199; 18. Ben Kennedy (Chevrolet) 199;
19. Dakoda Armstrong (Toyota) 198;
20. Brendan Gaughan (Chevrolet) 198;
21. Ross Chastain (Chevrolet) 198; 22.
BJ McLeod (Chevrolet) 197; 23. Jeremy
Clements (Chevrolet) 197; 24. Ray Black
II (Chevrolet) 191; 25. Mike Harmon,
Dodge, 191; 26. Jordan Anderson
(Chevrolet) suspension, 188; 27. Garrett
6.533, 212.09 vs. 8. Allen Johnson (Dart)
6.551, 211.43. Outdoors notebook
Smithley (Chevrolet) track bar, 176; 28.
Turkey hunt numbers
Austin Dillon (Chevrolet) power steer-
ing, 175; 29. Brandon Jones (Chevrolet)
parked, 174; 30. Dylan Lupton (Toyota) MLL
170; 31. Spencer Gallagher (Chevrolet)
make big jump over 2016
166; 32. Blake Koch (Chevrolet) steer- TEAM W L GB
Denver 5 1 —
ing, 135; 33. David Starr (Chevrolet)
Ohio 4 2 1
107; 34. Chad Finchum (Chevrolet)
Chesapeake 3 2 1 1/2
engine, 105; 35. Erik Jones (Toyota)
Florida 3 3 2
engine, 100; 36. Joey Gase (Chevrolet)
Rochester 3 3 2
overheating, 99; 37. Harrison Rhodes
On the rebound
Atlanta 2 3 2 1/2
(Chevrolet) engine, 91; 38. Morgan
Shepherd (Chevrolet) handling, 50; 39. New York 2 3 2 1/2
By Dave Golowenski
Boston 2 4 3 For The Columbus Dispatch
Timmy Hill (Toyota) accident, 39; 40.
Charlotte 2 5 3 1/2
Jeff Green (Chevrolet) electrical, 13.
Time: 2:04:05. Winner’s average speed:
96.709 mph. Margin of victory: 1.173 Saturday’s results
Denver 19, Boston 13
Turkey hunters were
seconds. Caution flags: 10 for 45 laps.
Lead changes: 7 among 6 drivers. Lap Atlanta 19, Charlotte 18 deep in Ohio birds
leaders: Larson 1-63; Dillon 64-67;
Larson 68-87; Blaney 88-115; Wallace Jr. Friday’s results
during the statewide
116-122; Reed 123-127; Suarez 128-146; Ohio 18, Chesapeake 11 season that ended last
Florida 13, New York 10
Larson 147-200.
Sunday.
Xfinity point standings A total of 21,015
1. Sadler 375; 2. Allgaier 363; 3. Byron Colleges
318; 4. Wallace Jr. 291; 5. Hemric 283; bearded birds was
Baseball
6. Reed 270; 7. Poole 263; 8. Tifft 255; 9.
NCAA TOURNAMENT
checked between
Annett 248; 10. Custer 242.
Saturday’s results April 22 and May 28,
Indiana 11, Ohio 2, Ohio eliminated
NHRA New England
Xavier 3, Radford 1, Radford eliminated
surpassing the previ-
Nationals
TODAY’S PAIRINGS AT NEW ENGLAND North Carolina 8, Michigan 1, Michigan ous year’s count of
eliminated
DRAGWAY; EPPING N.H.
Top Fuel Davidson 2, Florida Gulf Coast 1 17,793 by 3,222, or 18.1
1. Leah Pritchett, 3.673 seconds, 328.86 Maryland 16, UMBC 2, UMBC eliminated percent. For the first
UNC Greensboro 3, St. John’s 1, St.
mph vs. Bye. 2. Brittany Force, 3.686,
331.36 vs. 15. Steven Chrisman, 6.847, John’s eliminated time, Ohio’s spring
104.55. 3. Tony Schumacher, 3.703, Bethune-Cookman 4, Marist 2, Marist
eliminated
turkey season had three
327.03 vs. 14. Smax Smith, 5.257,
148.80. 4. Antron Brown, 3.721, 328.70 Florida State 6, Central Florida 1, UCF components.
eliminated
vs. 13. Shawn Reed, 4.067, 237.46. 5.
Oral Roberts 14, Oklahoma State 6, OSU
As in previous years,
Terry McMillen, 3.723, 327.19 vs. 12.
Scott Palmer, 3.822, 316.15. 6. Shawn eliminated the weekend youth
Houston 17, Baylor 3, Baylor eliminated
Langdon, 3.724, 327.98 vs. 11. Dom
Lagana, 3.799, 321.19. 7. Clay Millican, Holy Cross 7, Nebraska 4, Nebraska statewide hunt kicked Birds fly over Silver Creek at The Nature Conservancy’s Silver
3.727, 324.83 vs. 10. Troy Coughlin Jr., eliminated things off. Young Creek Preserve near Picabo, Idaho. Three years of drought
Stanford 9, BYU 1, BYU eliminated
3.775, 324.12. 8. Steve Torrence, 3.731,
327.66 vs. 9. Doug Kalitta, 3.732, 327.03. Rice 13, Texas Southern 6, TSU hunters checked 1,920 hurt the area’s reputation as a fly-fishing destination, but
eliminated
Virginia 6, Dallas Baptist 3
birds during the April plentiful rain this year could help Silver Creek recover. [Hamil-
Funny Car
1. Robert Hight (Chevy Camaro) 3.822, Arizona 6, Delaware 5, 12 innings, 22-23 weekend, sur- ton Wallace/The Nature Conservancy]
Delaware eliminated
336.74 vs. 16. Mike Smith (Dodge
San Diego State 3, UCLA 2, 13 innings,
passing last year’s total
Stratus) 6.237, 111.25. 2. Courtney
Force (Camaro) 3.842, 331.53 vs. UCLA eliminated by 356, or a substantial population for a few Bird watch
15. Jim Campbell (Dodge Charger) Wake Forest 4, West Virginia 4
22.8 percent. years. Citizens are being
N.C. State 5, Kentucky 4
4.562, 194.58. 3. Ron Capps (Charger)
3.863, 328.30 vs. 14. Jeff Diehl (Toyota Louisville 11, Oklahoma 1 The traditional four- Though turkey num- asked to report sight-
Solara) 4.123, 281.66. 4. Matt Hagan Vanderbilt 9, Clemson 4
Auburn 5, Tennessee Tech 3 week spring season, bers in 2017 are high as a ings of wild turkeys
(Charger) 3.874, 333.66 vs. 13. John
Force (Camaro) 3.965, 323.43. 5. Jack Yale vs. Oregon State, late open statewide save result of last year’s pro- and grouse during June,
Beckman (Charger) 3.878, 330.23 Texas vs. Long Beach State, late
LSU vs. SE Louisiana, late for five northeastern ductive hatch, hunters July and August as part
vs. 12. Del Worsham (Toyota Camry)
3.940, 329.50. 6. Bob Tasca III (Ford TCU vs. Cent. Connecticut St., late
counties, commenced tend to bypass the many of an annual brood
Texas Tech vs. Sam Houston State, late
Mustang) 3.892, 323.43 vs. 11. Alexis
South Florida vs. Florida, late April 24 and concluded first-year males, known survey conducted by
DeJoria (Camry) 3.923, 331.36. 7. Cruz
Pedregon (Camry) 3.893, 324.59 vs. 10. Missouri State vs. Arkansas, late
May 21. For the first as jakes, to go after older the Ohio Division of
Texas A&M vs. Iowa, late
Tim Wilkerson (Mustang) 3.901, 328.46.
8. J.R. Todd (Camry) 3.900, 327.66 vs. time five counties — birds. Consequently, the Wildlife.
9. Tommy Johnson Jr. (Charger) 3.900, softball
Ashtabula, Geauga, turkey harvest gener- Reported sightings of
325.77. NCAA WORLD SERIES
AT OKLAHOMA CITY Trumbull, Lake and ally peaks in the second adult birds with young
Pro Stock Saturday’s results
UCLA 8, Texas A&M 2, Texas A&M Cuyahoga — had a season after a cicada help wildlife division
1. Tanner Gray (Chevy Camaro) 6.501,
212.09 vs. 14. Val Smeland (Camaro) eliminated delayed start from the irruption. That will biologists determine
6.788, 192.74. 2. Erica Enders (Camaro) Oregon 7, Baylor 4
rest of the state by one occur next spring. grouse and turkey
6.513, 213.16 vs. 13. Shane Tucker
(Camaro) 6.712, 202.52. 3. Bo Butner Washington 1, UCLA 0, UCLA eliminated
week. The four-week Not that this year populations, which is
LSU vs. Oregon, late
(Camaro) 6.515, 212.13 vs. 12. Alan
Prusiensky (Dodge Dart) 6.644, season in those coun- wasn’t more productive essential information
207.59. 4. Drew Skillman (Camaro) Today’s games
ties began May 1 and than it was usual, as is for setting bag limits
6.517, 212.59 vs. 11. John Gaydosh Jr. Florida vs. Washington, 1 p.m.
(Chevrolet Camaro) 6.624, 208.62. 5. Oklahoma vs. LSU-Oregon winner, ran through May 28. typical during the spring and season lengths.
Greg Anderson (Camaro) 6.526, 212.03 3:30 p.m
No matter the start- after a cicada binge. Reports can be made
vs. 10. Kenny Delco (Camaro) 6.594,
210.67. 6. Jeg Coughlin (Camaro) 6.530, ing date, most counties All of the top-pro- at the Wildlife Spe-
212.59 vs. 9. Vincent Nobile (Camaro)
surpassed the previ- ducing counties of 2017 cies Sighting page at
6.552, 211.73. 7. Jason Line (Camaro)
ous year’s total and the bettered their 2016 the Web site wildohio.
totals from at least sev- numbers. Tuscarawas led gov/reportwildlife.
eral years before that. all 88 counties with 674
In 2010, hunters in turkeys checked, up from Parting shots
Ohio checked 23,421 429 a year ago. Ashtabula The number of hunt-
bearded birds two was next with 648, up ers who video their
years after a significant from 569, followed by: hunts has increased
cicada hatch in south- Coshocton 649 (418) and by 68 percent during
west and south central Muskingum 612 (462). the past five years, a
Ohio. A peak cicada Monroe, Guernsey, survey conducted by
hatch in 1999 that Harrison and Belmont Southwick Associates
covered much of east- counties each surpassed determined. … June
ern Ohio led to a 2001 500. has been designated
spring kill of 26,156 Licking led central “Ohio Goes Boating”
turkeys. Ohio counties with month by the General
The 17-year reap- 418 birds, up from 281 Assembly. Special
pearance of the checked in 2016. Fairfield events are planned,
offspring of that 1999 was next with 130, up including at least two
hatch, known as Brood from 102, followed by: at Alum Creek State
V, proved another Delaware 102 (111), Union Park this month. …
boon for Ohio turkeys 59 (48), Franklin 23 A brochure featuring
during the spring and (21); Pickaway 19 (26) five paddling routes in
early summer of 2016. and Madison six (13). the Lake Erie islands
Based on an abundance The fall 2017 turkey area can be viewed and
of easy eats, poults season, when a single downloaded at go.osu.
hatched during a cicada bird of either sex may edu/LEwatertrails.
outbreak generally be taken, runs Oct. 14 outdoors@dispatch.com
have better-than- through Nov. 26 in 67
normal survival rates counties.
that boost the turkey