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Herman Wise - Ted Wise.........brothers?? Both were from Georgia.:confused:

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ahhhh.......i think you forgot something...HAHAHA!

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Originally Posted by throb:
ahhhh.......i think you forgot something...HAHAHA!

I forgot a lot of things. :O:

I was just looking through some pictures, and I thought at one time they both drove the same car.

Why? Do you want me to scan one for you, Rob?

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Josh Wise

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Originally Posted by SUPERDUKE:
Josh Wise

Wrong era! 60s - 70s .........but you knew that. :D

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I look forward to you posting your pix Al, As most all of us do! :thumb

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al ,you got us spoiled ,we jumped to see the picture that wasn't there:crying:

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Originally Posted by interpreter66:
al ,you got us spoiled ,we jumped to see the picture that wasn't there:crying:

Ha! Sometimes I only want to ask a question, because normally I don't have any answers.

This film scanner I bought a few years ago (and never used until now) is really S-L-O-W!!! but does a better job than the old one I had.

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Ted Wise was from Hubbard, Ohio and drove primarily in Western PA with visits to Central PA and Eastern OH. Also ran several Knoxville Nationals. His best ride was the McMillin #5. Herman Wise was from a small town near Atlanta. He and his brother David had their own car 77w and ran the Central PA and some Western PA and Eastern OH tracks. He also ran USAC sprints for a season or two.

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Not Brothers

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Originally Posted by leo4502003:
Ted Wise was from Hubbard, Ohio and drove primarily in Western PA with visits to Central PA and Eastern OH. Also ran several Knoxville Nationals. His best ride was the McMillin #5. Herman Wise was from a small town near Atlanta. He and his brother David had their own car 77w and ran the Central PA and some Western PA and Eastern OH tracks. He also ran USAC sprints for a season or two.

leo, thanks for the info on the other site btw

Did they not both drive a #77? :headbang:headbang:headbang

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Herman Did And Won The Little 500 Also Drove Ziegler 42 In Usac Ted Tried Usac Champ Dirt Cars And Fliped Bad In Joe Conroy's 18

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My records have Ted Wise driving for Banky Taub & Jim Wheaton #68, Mike Garcia #21, Don Carns #2, Wilbur Hawthorne #35 and finally McMillin Bros. #5. (from mid 60's to late 70's).

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no al......i just assumed that you were going to put up a photo.......guess im just used to pictures on your posts.....sorry...

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Originally Posted by leo4502003:
My records have Ted Wise driving for Banky Taub & Jim Wheaton #68, Mike Garcia #21, Don Carns #2, Wilbur Hawthorne #35 and finally McMillin Bros. #5. (from mid 60's to late 70's).

Leo -

You've either got a heck of a memory or a fabulous record keeping system. I saw Ted race the Garcia 21, the Karns 2, the Hawthorne 35, and the McMillan 5...a long time ago....Either way, outstanding!:respect:

Great Job! And thanks for the memory ticklers - it helped fire up some long-latent neurons!

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Chuck, As I wrote on a prior thread, my wife is going to cremate me in the paper I've saved.

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Originally Posted by leo4502003:
Chuck, As I wrote on a prior thread, my wife is going to cremate me in the paper I've saved.

:rolling:rolling:thumb