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10/26/09, 2:46 PM |
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I doubt if I ever introduced myself to you back then. I talked to you during intermission back in the day when we still were allowed in the infield. No, I didn't work at Central Machine, I was a teacher in the EVSC.
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10/26/09, 6:35 PM |
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Thanks for posting all of the great pictures. I remember watching your dad win a lot of races. I was a friend of Bob Black and Butch Wilkerson and went everywhere thay ran in this area. It is easy to tell who was doing most of the talking in this photo.
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10/26/09, 9:13 PM |
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Classic typical Butch.
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12/15/09, 3:39 AM |
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Thank you aceace for posting this pics. My sister in law was the trophy girl in 71 or 72. She was Miss Sterling Edge, Sheila Johnson Clark. I'm like Don Hardesty as I too lost my stuff in a basement flood. I would love to find a photo of Sheila with a feature winner to give to her son. Sheila died in 1975 at the age of 32 with a massive heart attack.
aceace, I remember one night when your dad was in Big Bertha at Haubstadt and he got up on another sprinters back wheel and left the track in turn one. He just clipped a step on a wooden light pole and bent it. When they brought the car back into the pits that were in the infield at that time, the announcer said "Well folks, that cars a total." Well lo and behold it was there the next Sunday night and we knew it was the same car because of that chrome roll cage. There has been many a driver to pilot the old yellow # 22 with the chrome roll cage "Big Bertha" but your dad was the first and probably the best to ever drive it. Larry Miller, my hero even after he started driving the Gold Deuce. Fred Farber
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12/16/09, 11:50 AM |
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thanks for getting these pic'c of larry out for everyone to see. larry picked me up when I was about 4 or 5 and put me in the gold duce He told jerry and glen (my grampaw who rode with freddy & jerry all the time) that boy's going to kick the wheels off this car.
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7/21/10, 8:56 PM |
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Any relation to another Larry Miller who raced winged & non-winged sprinters around the midwest in the 1980's & 1990's?
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7/22/10, 11:05 PM |
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I remember the gold duce I fell in love with sprints after seeing that car It was Beautiful Your dad was one hellofa driver thanks for shareing
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7/22/10, 11:16 PM |
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11/14/12, 6:38 PM |
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It is so cool to look at the old pictures, makes me want to go get the old photo albums out again.
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