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Elton Hill

Former top-ranking driver Moe Gherzi is holding the flag.

Other – 14

1968 – The #14 owned by Dick Barney, driven during this period by Richie Massing.

Syracuse State Fairgrounds. In this image can be seen, among other cars, two of Dave McCredy’s black-white-and-red #33s, one of which would have been driven by Bill Wimble, the Chris Drellos #111 often driven by Ken Shoemaker, the Turner Bros orange #18, usually piloted by Dutch Hoag, and Lou Lazzaro’s maroon-and-white #4.

Charlie Jarzombek

Of general interest

This appears to be Trenton. We can see the William Mason #45, on this occasion probably driven by Perk Brown or Bobby Allison, the V8 of Bill Slater, and the Circle J of Don MacTavish.

Of general interest

Other – 3

This is the car of Mousey Kempster, who mainly campaigned in the New Jersey-Long Island area.

Other – 33

Charlie Jarzombek

Fred Harbach

Of general interest

Banjo Matthews.

Richie Evans

Of general interest

New York City’s Polo Grounds baseball park was used for board track racing.

Other – V4

Other – XL1

The Lincoln-powered XL1 cars were often driven by Tommie Elliott and by the driver pictured here, “Joe Kelly”, whose real name was Dave Haupt. The cars were owned by Don House.

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In the white jacket is Larry Mendelson. Larry was the promoter of racing at Islip Speedway. He invented figure-8 racing and was the primary impetus behind the All-Star Racing League.