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Powerball player's $1 million numbers came from store name, race cars

Rae Ann Wentworth-Cadieux won a $1 million Powerball prize using numbers that came from the name of a convenience store and some of her favorite race cars. Photo courtesy of the Massachusetts State Lottery
Rae Ann Wentworth-Cadieux won a $1 million Powerball prize using numbers that came from the name of a convenience store and some of her favorite race cars. Photo courtesy of the Massachusetts State Lottery

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July 25 (UPI) -- A Massachusetts woman who scored a $1 million Powerball jackpot said her numbers came from some unusual sources -- a convenience store and race cars.

The Massachusetts State Lottery said Rae Ann Wentworth-Cadieux of Hadley was one of three $1 million winners in the state from the July 19 Powerball drawing.

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Wentworth-Cadieux, whose ticket bore the numbers 7-11-10-13-24, said the first two letters represented convenience store chain 7-Eleven and the rest were numbers from some of her favorite race cars.

Wentworth-Cadieux, who bought her ticket from the Pride Station & Store on Russell Street in Hadley, said her $1 million prize will go toward buying a summer home.

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