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Dwight Clock (Offline)
  #1 2/9/08 5:50 PM
Midget racing has a long history of family involvement. Name the family that has had at least one member win a midget club championship in every decade from the 1940's through the current decade. Name also the family that has had at least one member win a midget club championship in every decade from the 1940's through the 1990's.
Charles Nungester (Offline)
  #2 2/9/08 6:07 PM
Originally Posted by Dwight Clock:
Midget racing has a long history of family involvement. Name the family that has had at least one member win a midget club championship in every decade from the 1940's through the current decade. Name also the family that has had at least one member win a midget club championship in every decade from the 1940's through the 1990's.

Kenyon would be the second ?

Charles Nungester
Dick Monahan (Offline)
  #3 2/9/08 6:44 PM
Fornoro.
Dwight Clock (Offline)
  #4 2/9/08 8:10 PM
Mel Kenyon did not win any midget titles in the 1940's - he is not THAT old! Nick Fornoro Sr. was the 1950 ARDC champion and did not win any titles in the 1940's, either.
AustinSprinter (Offline)
  #5 2/9/08 8:31 PM
I'll go withBettenhausen!!!
Dwight Clock (Offline)
  #6 2/9/08 8:46 PM
Originally Posted by AustinSprinter:
I'll go withBettenhausen!!!
Not the Bettenhausens, either.
AustinSprinter (Offline)
  #7 2/9/08 8:51 PM
D.C......Time run'n out yet??...How bout a Clue??....Klepper gives em!!
cabjr111 (Offline)
  #8 2/9/08 8:54 PM
What State were they from?

Clinton A. Bledsoe, JR.
AustinSprinter (Offline)
  #9 2/9/08 8:56 PM
Mabe....How bout the Unsers??
Dwight Clock (Offline)
  #10 2/9/08 9:01 PM
Not the Unsers. One family is a VERY well known Midwestern midget family. The other is nearly equally well known in the Northeast.
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