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SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974 SOUVENIR PROGRAM ONE DOLLAR D D o oo July 14, 1974 Deor Rqce Fon:

The Miller High Life 20O mqrks fhe stort of the United Stotes Auto C Club tote model slock cor rocing seoson ot the Wisconsin Sfute Foir o Speedwoy. Three more evenls for the powerful 1972-74 models remqin on the I974 colendor.

This is fhe sevenlh yeor thol the Miller Brewing Compony hos chosen lo sponsor lhe evenl. Their promotionol efforts, plus o heolthy contribution to the purse, help moke the "Miller" the big dollor stop on rhe USAC stock circuit.

*T'1s WELCOME! So cheer on your fovorite driver and/or moke of cor ond enioy one of the finest stock cor events in the counlry.

On beholf of the Miller Brewing Compony ond Wisconsin Auto Rocing, lnc., welcome lo the weekend of known os the $\\\ Miller High Life 200. As olwoys, your commenls ore welcome.

Sincerely,

John Koishion, Tom Morchese Bolens revolutionary QT- 15. Out there working with the top drivers of 1974, Co-Roce Directors

Winning driyers depend on the WISCONSIN , INC. Quie* Power of the Bolens QT- 16. That kind of responsibility takes super dependability. Bolens has it. Would a maiority of chief mechanics, drivers and editor: Phil Holl cre\Ms use it as their pit vehicle if it didn't have what it takes? D coYer: Design by Roy Cosey When you're looking for a big power tractor to cut any Iawn or garden iob down to size, look to Bolens. The tractor phofos by: Russ Loke, Armin Krueger, Jim Remington, chosen by the winners. FMC Corporation, Outdoor Power Fronk Kern, Tom Kern, Stcin Kolwosinski, Mike Equipment Division, Port Washington, Wisconsin. Dunn ond the Midwest Rocing News. published by: Wisconsin Auto Rocing, lnc. TTCKEI OFFTCE PUBIIC RELATIONS 6649 W. Foirview Ave. 6646 W. Fairview Ave. SOUVENIR PROGRAM Milwoukee, Wl 53219 Milwaukeo, Wis. 532t3 #MCS,:*TJI:' v14l 257-3380 t4t4l 774-1?24

The Bolens Team . . compact tractors O riding and walking mowers O snow blowers O rotary tillers O mulchers MILLER 2OO Page Ane 1.971, 1973 Wisconsin Slote Foir Speedwoy/STAFF I 961 1962, 66, 68, 69 r 963-1 964 I 965 1967, 1972' r970

$a WISCONSIN STATE FAIR PARK BOARD Jomes W. "Billy" Greiner, Direcior, Wisconsin Stote Foir O Froncis Ferguson O Roy W. Johnson O Dovid Beckwith

r;trl Jack Bowshsr Roger McCluskey Bulc'h Hartman wtscoNstN AuTo RAC|NG, lNC. Don White Official Sponsoring Organizatton for All USAC Racing Events. .MILLER HIGH LIFE IATE MODET AWARD WINNERS f# Chief Executive Officer, Secretoryt .JOHN KAISHIAN OFFICERS President ,TOM MARCHESE .a UJ Yiee-President, Generol Manager. JAMES K. ENGEL l96 t

Race Dtrector . .. .. Carl Marchese Music Director ...... Mark Azzolina Pttblic Relations & Press Director ...Bill Baxter Fire Chief . .. .. Ray Brinn Program ... Editor ...... Phil Hall Medical Director .. .. .Dr. Jack Klieger Statisticiqn ....A1 Krause Medtcal Stoft .. ...Dr. Wm. McManus the Amnouneer Lrm ...Jack Baker Dr. Tom Dehn IhGfi Assf.-to Announcer . .. .., ..Dick Webb, John Schmidt Jean Held, R.N. Chief Pit Steward Marilyn Timper, R.N. . Ted Arasin Timer ..... Pit Marshall ...... Louis Frank .....Charles Koloske c.P.A...... Gayle R. Dvorak @ Ticket Sales Director -...... :.....Alice Kaishian Lcn Sutlon hest Photographer .. Russ Lake Asst. Ticket Sales Dlrector .... .Carol Kennedy Clerks John Heywood, George Holck, Trach Chaplain ...... , . Pastor Charles Koester Carl Lamers L. 1962 r 963 I 969 Cammunications .. Art Fischer, Roger Schmidt Judges ,..George Kuehn, Syd Lattow Emergency staff.. .Eryln Barth, Joe Bendler, Lloyd Chopp, ...... Klaus Gorter Kenny Giersch, Matt Ilaydik, Jr., Charl'es foppemaiiri Wisconsin State Soles Representqtive 8a,1ph Jores, John Keatlng, Gordon Schro€der, Werner Tlmpe, There is no track championship for eaeh season at the ...... Marv Hazlett Leon Day, Jerry Brldgewater, Otto Rasgue E'air Speedway. The points won on the only count toward the national championship in the Auto Club's Championship Car a.nd Stock Car divisions. fire next best thing to the track championship is the STIIEs Rodger Werd A. J. Foyt Satrctioning Body for Todoy's Race Tony Bettenhausen-Miller High Life Award. Each year a panel selects the outstanding driver of the season in eacrtt Presidant Reynold C. MacDonald 1964 1965,:1972 I 966 @ division. Director ol Competition ...... Dick King Supervisor, Stock Car Division ....Bob Stroud Ttre Miller Brewing Company has been sponsoring the Chief of Technicql Operotiotrs ...... Al Swenson Assistont Sqfety Director. ...Jim Russell awarti since 1961, part of its involvement in the world Referee ...... Ray Denges Assistant Scorer .. .Dick Jordan professional sports. Safety Direetsr ,...Steve Edwards Coordinator, Scoring Procedures. ... .Don eherry of Chtef Stnrter ...Duane Sweeney Coordhwtor, Timtng Procedures...... Johnny Sparacino Advisor-Timing and T Scoring...... Dick Sauer stoek Chtef Observer ... .Ted Lake lnspection Committee...... Handd Small, Carl Treuden, XL t Miller has also sponsored the July Eddie Dick Registra ...... Carl Lamers lud Tingelstad car race since 1968. Chief Saorer Christy Zwaagstra Media Lioisan . .. .Don Davidson Assistont Obsewer ...... ,Ernie Held htblicRelations...... JimFord t970,1971 1973 1967 I 968 Miller and top notch auto racing have been Tochtrlcol Comltteo Oblorverl gcorq! part of the Milwauke€ scene for decades. Davtd P, ADderaon Paul EUlott Harold Reeves Ted tngelsmann PhU lulnessale Ed Dtok Gene Bartz Ron lrltzlaff Art Praa*h Ray George Munch Jack cPBrten Bill Behreng Rlchad Held Clayton Slta.rz Ray Russell Brueck Artrle l{usmnn BIU Schultz Pl" ToI Bul schnerder Robert Maclrur It is a good combination Dale Buettner Chet Lawson Carl Schumacher ffJ"&H!"t" wayne seidel Walt Retzlaff BIU C@per Paul la;fqutst Gene Schro€der William Slewert John Sparaclno John Harold Small Charles llardlng Chuck Dlck Maher Carl Treuden Roland Ifurt Gary Wutke Boyd Trygstad Dr€aler Pat Moore Dlck John Morrlson Georgo IemenczYk Don Staehle! (Plus a steff ol Bud Dyc Demls'Mul* Dlck tr'lsh€r Norm I€mke Fred NeYoraskl 75 sststants) BETTENHAUSEN.MITTER HIGH LIFE Gene l'. J. Delazlo Ls McBumey Chuck Conaty TONY CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD WINNERS Sorcion Johncock Wally Dallenbach Page Two MILLER 2OO Page Three MiLLER 2OO B utch's Year-1973

Jack Bowsher won the pole. also found Butch riding in the victory ve- hicle. Butch Hartman won the race, The Sept. 9 Governor's Cup 250 answered g,EFfr.,FT question to Ha.rtman could The above two sentenees sum up the 1973 the as whether in United States Auto Club be the first driver sinee Partrelli Jones Rutr l-kc photo 1964 finish first in all four events. season at the Wisconsin State Fair Speed- to BUTCH HARTMAN finished the seoson the woy he storted it, col- way. lecting trophies. While trock onnouncer Jock Boker described the pro- woved the H:ortmon received the Gov- He could and did. ceedings, Hortmon to crowd. ernor's Cup for winning the Sept. 9 event ond the Tony Bettenhousen: All fo'trr events run on the Milwaukee Mile Miller High Life oword for being the top driver of the stock seoson. used the same script, only the cast of, also- Not only did Butch sweep the season, he He olso received o bottery chorger ond other merchondise. rans varied. also cliniched his thid straight USAC crown, an unprecedented accomplishment. Hartman, driving a !973 Dridge Charger with the familiar 75, hadn't won a Bowsher didn't break the track record, but race at Milwaukee, though he had a string he never started a r&ce worse than first. The +-he BuEs Lake Eboto of two consecutive USAC stock titJes to his 1971 Torino driver clearly had fastest BUTCH HARTMAN received his first winning victory trophy of the seoson eredit. All that changed in the Miller 200, cax on the track-in time trials. Bowsher {ond' first ever here) ofter winning the ,July 8 Miller High Life 200. when he finally carne home a winner. finished three of the four races with two Trophy girl Dono Boker helped him hold up the huge piece of hord- seconds, a fifth and a 29th when a blown Jim naotrgton photD wore. Lorry Willioms, vice president of mo,rketing ond soles for Miller, engine.sidelined him. AFTER A LAYOFF for o bock problem, returned io the helped in the presentotion. Ttre two Fair Week races, the 150 and 200 USAC stock cor wors lost yeor. Nelson fielded o 1971 for himself (#ll) ond o 1972 model for Roger McCluskey. A third-ploce finish in the Foir 'l 50 by Nelson wos the best for the teom during the seoson.

l'nnk l(€rn photo THE WINNINGEST driver in the history of the Milwoukee Mile, Don White l#9-1972 Chorger), Russ La.he photo bottled 1973's winningest driv- THE FIELD FOR THE Aus. 19 I er, Butch Hortmon l#75-1973 Foir 200 come oround o lop be- Chorger) in the Governor's Cup fore the stort with Jock Bowsher 250. White, the defending roce on the pole. ln the fostest chompion, dropped out ofter quolifier deportment, Bowsher 214 lops with o blown engine wos just os consistent os Hort- ond you know whot Hortmon mon, toking the pole for oll did. four roces here. Roger Mc- Cluskey storted nexf to Bow- sher with eventuol winner Tom Kcrn Photo Butch Hortmo,n right behind A COUPLE OF NASCAR stors Bowsher's 1971 Ford Torino. lvent ot it in USAC country :-:ing the foir week roces ot r-e Wisconsin Stote Foir Speed- rvot, Dove Morcis t#O2-1973 C'crger) finished fourth in the '50, but croshed in the 200. B, Boiley (#$6- 1 973 Fire- cl'dl took on eighth in both

Page Four MILLER 2OO MILLER 2OO Page Five For the record JointhePepsi People \ r feelin'free!

' Don tThite IYon 13 f.1\,,,, I lilliQffi!4ffi mI- E Since 1948, a total of gB late model stock car -'GP* $f-. * races have been held on the mile oval at the Wiscon- \ sin State Fair Speedway. A total of 32 drivers have entered the victory circle with Don White of Keokuk,Iowa, the most prolific. -l White, who started racing here regularly in 1959, won r,!iii:ri.i::!il:j.in....: r:,.,,.:,tii1;r:::r!:i the July 200 in 1962 and con- FORD HAS ACCOUNTED lor 32 ol the 93 srock cor wins on I I tinued dozen more ,l948. with a the Milwoukee Mile since Of those vicrories, the I95g flags, the last of which was model hos been the biggest winner with seven flogs to its the L972 Governor's 250. Cup credit. This exomple is being driven by Tony Bettenhousen, Runner-up in the tally is who occounted for three of those iriumphs. Norm Nelson of Racine, who has been racing most every year since 1948. Nelson has 11 victories, ranging from PEPSI 1950 to 1966. This Is Ford Country Parnelli Jones of Torrance, Calif., ranks third, scoring tr'ord drivers have accounted for better than a eight victories, including the third of the stock car victories on the Milwaukee 1964 Fair 200 when he co- Mile, taking 32 firsts the gB BOTTLED BY PEPSI.COLA METROPOLITAN BOTTLING COMPANY, iNC: in events held here MILWAUKEE UNDER APPOINTMENT FROM Pepsico, lNG., PURCHASE, N. Y. drove a Mercury to victory since 1948. with . DON WHITE Listed below are the win- The first Ford win wasn,t until 1gb6, but from ners and the range of the then on the Dearborn product has been a consistent years in which they scored winner. their victories: Last year Butch Hartman won all four events Ult Thanks.o.BecauseofYou I. Don Whire (1962-72) . .... r3 = 2. Norm Nelson (1950-66) ... 1t and pushed into second place on the all-time 3. Pornelli Jones (1 963-671 . . I list, edging Mercury, 14 to 13. 4. Iony Bettenhousen (1 954-60) 5 We're l{umber One Jock Sowsher (1967-721 . . 5 With only a few makes active today, it is unlike- 6. Morsholl Teogue (.l952-55) 4 ly the list will undergo any radical changes in sea- A. J. Foyt {1967-71} ...... 4 sons come. Roger McCluskey 11969 -7 2) 4 to I FHEEDOM Butch Hortmon 11973) .... 4 Below is a list of the winning makes the 10. Rodger Word (195'I-59) . . " 3 with OF Fronk Mundy (1953-54) " .. J range of the years in which they scored their vic- a gH0rcE Rolph Moody (19571 ."... tories. (1958-59) . .. (1949-50} Velcome 14. Myron Fohr . . . . 2 EEE I. Ford Don O'Dell (.l953) . I 11956-72) .... 32 Som Honks (.l953-56) ..... 2 2. Dodse 11966-731 . . . 14 Eddie (,l961) . Sochs 2 '13 3. Mercury (.l955-64) . to the RACE! Poul Goldsmith (196.l-65) 2 20. Poul Biork (1948) I 4. Plymouth @@ 11965-721 9 Poul Russo (,l949) . I 5. Hudson {1952-541 . .. 7 Fronk Luptow 11952} . .. .. I 6. (1949-721 Jock McGroth (1955) ... ". 1 5 Troy Ruttmon ...... 1 @@ [956) 7. Chrysler (,l954-55) . . 4 Johnny Montz (l 956) I ('l950-51) Jimmy Bryon (1956) ..... I 8. J Pot Floherty (1958) ...... 1 9. Pockord (1953) 2 Whitey Gerken (1961) ..". I I 0. Koiser (1 948) I Jim Hurtubise (1965) ..... I (1949) 10701 W. Arthur Avenue, Wesf Allis, Wis. 53227, (J.l4l 545-6600 (1969) 1 Cqdilloc . .. .. I Al Unser l197ll . I Lincoln (1950) ...... 1 Gordon (1972l, . 1 Johncock . Pontioc (l 962) 1 Page Six MILLER 2OO MILLER 2OO Page Seven Qs ?0$ fr,fr,,ffi,,,,,rft,,,,ffi,,, QUto facing

e.-j $? $I \jl/iseonsin r-..! td State cI) C Fair Park ef C c'}G- G-I-- G rit JuIy 14, L974 -A- r'AIR }.r8 G (}r$ (E Now in its seventh year, the 2OO" "Miller is IU rapidly taking its place as one of the prestige stock SUPER D car races in the nation. This rise to prominence didn,t FAIR SUPER RACING SUPER FUN happen by chance. ft was the result of hard work and orl F dedication by many people. Special credit must go to =} i our friends at Miller Brewing Company for their sponsor- Sofurdoy RACE n ship and promotional support. And of course, everyone ) ;de I at Wisconsin Auto Racing should be complimented for the I AUGUST IO DATES t professional manner in which they produce this racing 6 (Afternoon) Aug. ll-Tony Betlenh,ousen Clossic pPectacle. ,o** 2OO Mile lndy Cors oIc 6 TIME TRIALS Aug. l5-l 5O Mile Stock Cors As you watch today's activity, I hope you'I1 I rt notice the many improvements which have been made to Shore in the excitement of lndy cor drivers os they opprooch Aug. l8-20O Mile Stock Cors. fo our track. Not only has the pit area been enlarged but O speeds up to 132 m.p.h. in on effort to quolify for the *Admisien I chorges for roces listed obove. Ale we've also increased the number of pits, raised and 200-mile lndy cor-Tony Bettenhousen Clossic, Sundoy ofter- se Foir Pork odmission policy below, G enlarged the official scoring and communications area, i E noon, August I 1. increased the size of all signal lights, refurbished the RESERVED SEATS n scoreboard, added observation posts, expanded communi- FREE! Iil THE GRI]il]STAilD AYAILABLE I cations and put in a private area for drivers to shower B_ and change. @ ? {-, *NEW STATE FAIR a cr) All of us at State Fair Park thank you for being d$$!'5 Mondoy GATE ADMISSION POLICY oTI here, and hcipe that today's race will provide the thrills E FOR RACE FANS and excitement you've come to expect from the grea.t C AUGUST l2 "Mi1ler 2OO". O g$t* (Evening) Eoch multiple odvqnce sle ticket purchose for oll fqir rqces will be given di$ount @pon$ worth 6 .+, $1.50 toword the normol $2,00 gote odmission chorge. ta @ HURRIGATIE HETTIIRIUERS This policy oppli* for {ch ticket purchoed for fho C s*ond or third evsts fhot is in oddition to o like U (_ number of lickets purchosed for the first of the three Wo,tch fomous stunt mon Don Fleenor ond his teom of oces. These disqount couPons moy only be opplied doredevils "ski" on two wheels for more thon o quorter to the normol odult odmission chorge. o J S ne a) mile, perform precision outo weoving ond reverse spin-outs coupons moy be ued m ony of the D C Ther di*ount tor You'll be on the edge of your seot.right up to the grond three roce doleFAugust I I , 15, or 18. Wi onsin State Fair finole os Plymouth Duster soils I the through o floming hoop Wisonsin Auto Rocing will disfribute the dis- ihe dongerouiromp-to-romp iump counf coupons from its ticket office only ot the"time. 4;,4A of purchos. horse hitch OHl.ICIt.tG

Milwaukee, \)Visconsin 58214 . Phone 414-476-AOOO MILLER 2OO Page Nine Poge Eight. MILLER 2OO SEYENTH ANNUAT CAR * DRIVER, FROM ENTRANT/FROM CAR QUATIFYING t NO. fffi BOB BREVAK Bob Brevok 1972 Dodge I i lILER 200 34 Ashlond, Wis. Ashlond, Wis Chorger LATE ,l,lODEL 35 ROBERT SCHIPPERS Piet Geldhof 1973 Chevrolet STOCK CAR RACE UJJ Kolomozoo, Mich. Bridsmon, Mich Comoro o 35 Jerry Decker 1972 Chevrolet Sanctioned by: THE UNTTED STATES AUTO CLUB Trophy Aword: Courtesy of Miller Brewing Compony, ' Wouwotoso, Wis Monte Corlo Speedwoy, lndiono Miiwoukee, Wisconsin 37 LARRY PHILTIPS Go len Doke 1972 Chevrolet Promoled by: WISCONSIN AUTO RAC|NG, t ' tNC. Poce Cor: i974 Gremlin, Courtesy of Burorr,s West Aliis Sprinsfield, Mo. Springfield, Mo Chevelle Milwoukee, Wisconsin Amer ico n 38 BOB ROBBINS Roy Shoemoker 1972 Ford Ili Foirview Hrs., lll Torino CAR Collinsville, NO. DRIVER, FROA ENTRANT/FROM CAR QUALIFYING 48 DAVID WHITCOMB Dovid Whitcomb 1972 Chevrolet Volporoiso, lnd. Volporoiso, lnd. Chevelle 0 CLYDE DAGIT Joyce Dogit 1974 Dodge 5I BOB WHITIOW Bob Whitlow I 973 Dodge Pekin, lll. Pekin, lll. Cho rger Rochester, Mich, Rochester, Mich. Chorqer ol EARLE CANAVAN Eorle Conovon i 974 Plymouth 52 Opoi Voight I974 Chevrolet Ft. Johnson, N.Y. Ft. lohnson, N.Y E. Peorio, lll. Chevelle 2 RAMO SIOTT Housby Mock I972 Plymouth 53 CTEVE SMITH Jeon Hoys 1974 Ford Keokuk, lowo Bloominqton, Ill Bloomington, lll. Torino 4 AL UNSER Jock Bowsher 1973 Ford 54 SAI TOVETLA Dono ld Hobbs 1972 Chevrolet Albuquerque, N.M. Springfield, O Mustong Addison Twp, lli Dovenport, lowo Chevelle 5 PAUL FELDNER Joon Feldner 1972 Dodge 58 JOE BOOHER A.. i. Booher 1973 Plymouth Richfield, Wis. Richfield, Wis. Chorger W. Lofoyette, lnd W. Lofoyetie, lnd. 7 NORlvl NETSON Norm Nelson 1972 Plymovth 60 STEVE DRAKE . Steve Droke I974 Dodge Rocine, Wis. Rocine, Wis. Bloominqton, lli Bioomington, lll Chorger I DON WHITE Don White I 973 Dodse 6I TERRY RYAN Wm. Monoghon I974 Chevrolet Keokuk, lowo Keokuk, lowo Chorqer Dovenport, lowo Dovenport, lowo thevelle 'to JOHN SCHULTZ Bert Anderson I972 Chevrolet 67 Bltt wRlcH Wm. D. Wrich 1972 Chevrolet Appleton, Wis. Showorro, Wis. ,lI Monle Corlo Kennord, Neb. Kennord, Neb" Chevelle IRV JANEY Morty Sixt 1974 Eodge 68 GARY WROAN Gory Wroon 1974 Plymouth Cedor Ropids, lowo lowo City, lowo Chorger Bloomington, lll Bloomington, lll 12 BAY DARNETT Dornell Timon 1974 Dodge 7A PAUL SIZEMORE Pou I Sizemore 1974 Plymouth Deerfield, lll. Loke Bluff, lll. Chorger Terre Hcute, lnd, Terre Houte, lnd 14 ROGER McCLUSKEY G. W. Pierce 1972 Dodge 74 JlM MARSHALL Pctsy Morsholi 1972 Ford Tucson. Ariz. Spicelond, lnd. Chorger Lebonon, lnd. Lebonon, lnd" Torino : I6 JIM TOBIN Jim Tobin 71 BOBBY UNSER KK lnsuronce 1974 Dodge Hudson, Ill. Hudson, lll Albuquerque. N.M Fr. Woyne, lnd. Chorqer 17 HARRY COOPER Cooper Rocing 1974 Dodge 74 Behling Rocing I973 Chevrolef Streomwood, lll. Streomwood, lll Chorqer Wouwotoso. Wis. Chevelle t9 RON KESELOWSKI Bob Keselowski 1972 Dodge 75 BUTCH HARTMAN Dick Hortmon 1974 Dodge Pontioc. Mich. Troy, Mich. Chorger S. Zonesville, Zonesv!lle, Ohio Chorger 2t JACK BOWSHER Jock Bowsher 1973 Ford 76 Wm. Hohnlein 1974 Chevrolet Springfield, Ohio Sprinsfield, Ohio Torino a Bensenville, lll Chevelle 22 ART BORMET Art Bormet 1972 Chevrolet 77 LEFTY ROBINSON Truck Whoiesole, lnc. 1973 Chevrolet Tinley Pork, lll Tinley Pork, lll Chevelle Des Moines, lowo Des Moines, lowo Chevelle 25 JIGGER SIROIS Tom Adoms I973 Chevrolet 80 DARWIN SANDSTROM Dorwin Sondstrom 1972 Ford Hommond, lnd. lndionopolis, lnd. Cheve lle Novinqer, Mo. Novinqer, Mo. Torino 26 J. J. JANOVETZ John L. McDonold 1974 Chevrolet ' 8I WATLY DATLENBACH Buddy Word I973 Dodge Peorio, lll. E. Peorio, lll. Comoro E. Brunswick, N.J. Eetsy Loyne, Ky Chorger 26 JOHN BANKS Ken Thurlby. 1974 Dodge 82 DAN WEYKER Don Weyker 1972 Dodge Windsor, Ontorio, Conodo Windsor, Ontorio Chorger Belqium. Wis. Beigium, Wis. Chorqer 27 KEN ROWLEY Wm. Hendren ) 973 Dodge 85 LEROY AUSTIN Cecil Austin 1973 Plymouth Bloomington, l.ll Gridley, lll. Chorger Pittsboro, lnd. Pittsboro, lnd. 28 CHARLIE SCHMIDT Potti Gee 1972 Chevrolet 87 GARY FEDEWA Jody Pemberton I972 Chevrolet So. Milwoukee, Wis So. /,lilwoukee, Wis. Chevelle Lonsing, Mich. Lonsinq, Mich. Chevelle 29 TARRY COPE Joe McForlond 1972 Ford 90 GEORGE RONDELLI George Rondelli 1972 Chevrolet LeRoy, lnd- DeMotte, lnd. Mustong Chicogo, lll. Chicogo, lll. Chevelle 30 MICKEY FTORA Mickey Floro I 974 Dodge 91 JERRY WOLLAND Roy V.. Shields 1973 Chevrolet Muncie, lnd. Muncie, lnd. Chorger Peorio, lll. Peor io, lll. Monfe Cqrlo 3't BOBBY WAWAK Arthur Herndon 1972 Ford Villo Pork, lll. Streomwood, lll Torino FRED ZACK Jim Keone I973 Chevrolet Milwoukee, Wis Cudohy, Wis. Comoro 32 DAVE DECKER Jon Oldenburg 1972 Chevrolet Elmhurst. lll. Villo Pork, lll. Chevelle Boy Dornell 1972 Dodge Wisconsin Ropids, Wis Deerfield, lll Chorger Page Ten MILLER 2OO MiLLER 2OO Page Eleven L 1 RACE TIME IS MILLER TIME I l]ecade Ago Traditionally the Miller High Life 200 stock car raoe has been one of the most exciting of the season, and we at Miller Brewing Company are TEN YEARS AGO Norm Nelson wos in his delighted to sponsor this USAC €vent for the seventh year. This is stock second yeor of building ond driving foctory car racing at its finest with some of the best drivers in the country, along Plymouths. ln fhe July l2 200-miler he with the most appneciative fans anlrvhere. quolified his Fury 2-door hordtop for rhe With the prize fund in excess of $60,000, the Wisconsin State Fair outside front row ond finished thiri. por- Speedway competition nelli is one of the richest USAC stock car events in Jones won the pole ond the roce. the country. To all those who contributed to the success of the Miller High Life 2(X) over the years, we say "thank you," rvith a speeial note of appreciation to the professional efforts of Wisconsin Auto Racing, Inc. We at Miller hope you will enjoy the next few hours of racing thrills. OFFICIAI- FLAS SIGNALS LINEUP rcN fiUt[ER 2OO.TIIIE STOCK CAR NACE John A. Murphy, President GREEN clear . MiIIer Brewing Compa,ny ROW POLE OUTSIDE -Start - coun I RED Stgp:- race is halted. In recognition of the skill and competitive spirit shown by the drivers, the listed Miller High Life disiributors from ell - across the state are donating $10 to the leading car of each lap for a total of in lap prizes. addition, each /) YELLOW $2,000 In of the {o drive with caution first 40 qualifying drivers receive with the remaining cars receiving 2 n , - will $100 $50 for their efforts. tJ.? .--l*- hold po:itions. i irq - 3 *1'7-r:r'iT r+ BLACK Stop Lap Won by -!- 1/). for conruhation. LoP Won by :\ 4. 1(,cl - 4 (oq. tAl BLUE WITH YELI.OW CENIER No. Car No. S ponsor No. Car No. S ponsor SIRIPE altempting 5 1' to Ptrr. -Car 6 t. ANTIGO BEVERAGE CO., INC. 26. G & M DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. a:F;r WHITE Entcring la* lap. - I P. O. Box 548 9n Wl94 N11095 Kleinmann Dr. 7 :7* CHECKER you havc finirhod. - 3. Antigo, Wisconsin 54409 28. Germantown, Wisconsin 53022 8 l/ 4. 29. I Fire Extinguishers fr0,- 5. 30. 10 Courtcsy ol 11 '!' ;J r-i Miller Brewing Co. 6. LAKESIDE DISTRIBUTING CO. 31. PETERLIN BROTHEBS CO. t2 3+-,<-eJ x:. F: L t*,''+ _ NOTICE _ P.O. Box 305 32. Highway 41 13 . OF a 8. ,LL. tN R.lC-tf -T-:f " ) Ashland, Wisconsin 54806 33. Calumet, Michigan 49913 t 9. L4 L- 34. OdLtZ r+ t6 6ke_ L\_r d_ ar..-J! r0. 15 1 .: tFaDz- 5J. 16 (- :{ c,o ff u. #- 17 .: I --2 .-"1- l. BARRON DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. 36. RAYMOND DISTRIBUTING CO., 18 12. Box 124 37. INC. €CJ Le'e.,-'t-',{,e33 a t3. t Barron, Wisconsin 5481 2 38. 402 West River Street 19 ,;-o # 36 B."o i'ffi t I I 14. 20 39. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin 54729 f 'rt 0,+,'Y a 15. UJI 40. SPEED TABLE FOR THE .MILE TRACK Miles Miles 16. HDLLMAN.DOHMS Miles Miles Miles Miles 4t, MILLEB.GETTELMAN Secoads Po Hr. Seconds Po Hr. Seconds Per Hr. 17. DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Secondt .Per Hr. Secpnds Per Hr. Seconds Pcr Hr. 42. DISTRIBUTOR 18. 32.0. " . .112.500 s3.0, . .109.091 34.0. 119 South Rusk Avenue . . .105.882 35.0. . .rcz.857 36.0. . . .100.000 s7.0. . .97.297 43. Eagle River Braneh Distributing Co., Ine. 32.1. - . .1 12.150 33.1. . .108.761 34.1. . . .105.572 35.1. . .rcZ.544 36.1... . 99.722 37.t . .97.035 19. Sparta, Wis. 5t1656 32.2.. . .111.801 33.2. . . i08.434 34.2. . . .105.263 44. Railroad Avenue 35.2.. .102.273 36.2....99.447 37.2 ..96.774 20. 32.3. . . . 111.455 33.3 . .108.108 34.3. .. . 104.956 35.3.. .101.983 36.3.. . . 99.173 37.3 ..96.514 45. Dagle B,iver, Wisconsin 54521 32.4.. ..lll.t11 33.4 ..107.784 34.4. .. .104.651 35.4.. .101.695 36.4. . .. 98.901 37.4 .....96.256 32.5. . ..110.769 33.5 ..107.463 34.5. .'. . 104.348 35.5. . .10r.40B 36.5.... 98.630 37.5 . . . ..96.000 32.6.. ..110.429 33,6 ..107.143 34.6....104.046 35.6.. .10t.124 36.6. . .. 98.360 37.6 .....95.744 2t, LARDENOIT DISTRIBUTING 32.7.. ..110.@2 33.7 . CO. .106.825 34.7... .103.746 35.7. . . 100.840 36.7....98.092 37.7 . ....95.490 46. DEAN DISTRIBUTING, INC. 32"8.. [email protected] 33.8 . .106.509 34.8. . . .103.448 ::, 527 Stephenson St. 35.8.. .100.559 36.8.. . . 97.826 37.8.. ..95.238 47 904 North Broadway 32.9.. [email protected] 33.9 . .106.195 34.9. . 103.152 .. 35.9.. .lm.279 36.9. . . 97.560 37.9. . ..94;986 :i. Norway, lVlichigan 49870 :{. 48 Green Bay, Wisconsin 54303 49. Page Twelve :3. MILLER 2OO 50.

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51. _ THEO. DIETZLER & CO. 9t. SIMON BROTHERS CO., INC. I l3t. GILGE DISTRIBUTING CO. 166. LIhtD DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. 52. _ 719 East Summer Street 92. 901 East Washington Avenue 't r32. Route 3, Box 1 167. 7A Elm Tree Rd. 53. _ Ilartford, Wisconsin 53027 93. Madison, Wisconsin 53703 I r33. Phillips, \ilisconsin 54555 r68. Sheboygan, Wisconsin 530tL 54. _ s4. It4. 169. 55. _ 95. 135. 170.

56. JACOBSON DISTRIBUTORS 96. J. N. WIEGEL COMPANY, rNC. 57 318 Chandler 97 Route 4 136. BILL WEITEN DISTBIBUTING @ t7r. JAY',S DTSTRIBUTING CO., INC. 58. 98. Marshfield, Iloricon, \ilisconsin 53032 Wisconsin 54449 r87. P.O. Box 10 t72. 2833 Stanley Street 59. 99.. l3E. Vandyne, VYisconsin 54979 173. Stevens Point, Wisconsin 54481 60. 100. 139. t74. r40. 175. 61. JOHN R. BERTAGNOLI, l0l. CLAUSMTZER BEVERAGE COMPANY 62. DISTRIBUTOR 102. Route 1 65. 306 Ninth Avenue 103. Medford, Wisconsin 54451 l4l. TRT.COUNTY BEVERAGES, INC. 176. NORTH END DISTRIBUTORS, Hurley, Wisconsin 54534 u. 104. t42. P.O. Box 445 r77. INC. o5. 105. 143. Ironwood, Michigan 4993E r78. 724 North Eth Street tu. t79. Superior, Wisconsin 548E1 66. _ OTT SCHWEITZER 106. _. I.NITWTNN & LTI|,SON t45. rE0. 67 DISTRIBUTING CO. 107. _ DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 68. 146 --- Box l0E. _ 814 - l4th Avenue 69. _ Janesville, Wisconsin 53545 109. _ Menomonie, Wisconsin 54751 146. PRAIRIE BEER l8l. KLINK, INC. 70. _ lr0. _ a 147. DISTRIBUTING CO. lE2. 513 North \ilater Street 't r48. 314 Cedar Street 183. \,Vatertown, Wisconsin 53094 {r' 7r ASHAUER DISTRIBUTORS, INC. I I l. _ LARDENOIT DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. 149. Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin 58821 lE4. .4 72. 330 Taylor Street 150. tr?. _ Niagara, Wisconsin 185. 15. Kaukauna, Wisconsin 54130 l13. _ 74. l14. _ 75. lt5. _ t5t NATIONAL BEVERAGES r86. ERDMAN DISTRIBUTING, INC. 152. 3637 N. 30th Ave. 187. 9204 Hwy. 29 West 153. Kenosha, Wisconsin 76. CHARLES H. FOSDICK III ll6. RUDA DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 188. IVausau, Wisconsin Wl 154. ll L. W. Bettville Distributor tt7. 1003 Fifth Avenue 189. 78. I t55. R. R. #1 l 18. Monroe, Wisconsin 53566 190. 79. Engadine, Michigan I 19. 80. 120. 156. c&II, rNC. t9r. TASSON DIST. CO. r57. 8t. KEWAUNEE ORANGE CRUSH l2l. cArN WHoLESALERS, INC. OF N,EEDSBURG 192. Ishpeming, Mich.49849 158. 225 Railroad Street 82. BOTTLING CO. t22. 427 Main Street 193. 378 W. Division St. 159. 83. 401 Harrison Street 123. Oconto, Wisconsin 54153 Reedsburg, Wisconsin 5895g 194. 84. Kewaunee, 160. Wisconsin 54216 r24. 195. 85. r25.

t6t. SHAWANO --_-_- DISTRIBUTING 196. IT'S MII,LER, TIME 86. WESTERN DISTRIBUTING 126. TRIANGLE WHOLESALE CO., INC. 162. -- COMPANY 87. co., rNC. t27. 2119 81st Street 197. WHY }[OT ENJOY ONE r63. Box 359 88. 2I8 South 2l Sreet 128. Kenosha, Wisconsin 531-40 ----_.-_ 198. WHILE WATCHING 89. 164. .-_-._.- Shawano, Wisconsin La Crosse, Wisconsin 54600 129. 54166 199. TODAY'S R,ACD? 90. r65. 130. __- 200. Four Peren niaI Fronl Runners JACK BOIMSHER of Spring- ROGER McCLUSKEY of Ttrc- field, Ohio, posted five of his 21 son, Anz., won last season's eareer USAC stock car wins at USAC Championship driving time Milwaukee, including the 1971 tifle after winning the club's lller late model crowns and Miller 200. Tn 1972 he won the in 1969 1970. X'our of his 21 career late I I Tony Bettenhausen-Miller High Life award as the top USAC model victories came in Milwau- late model driver here. Last kee, including the 1970 and 1972 year Bowsher won the pole for Miller 200s. He drove a. Norm all four Milwaukee stock car Nelson-prepared Plymouth to I s RaGe races, finishing' second in tJre second place finishes in the tlme Miller 200 and F'a,ir 150 here Eair 200 and Governor's Cup 250 last and fifth in the Miller 200. year and took sixth in the USAC Jack Bowsher Roqer McCluskey late model standing-s. BAY DARNELL of Deerfield, NORM NELSON of Racine, Ill., enjoyed his finest 1'ear in won the USAC late model driv- USAC stock car competition il ing titles in 1960,1965 and 1966 1973, placing third in the point a,nd hopes to become the first standings. Darnell, u'ho has m&n ever to win a fourth crown driven ever;,thing from jalopies this season. He also ovmed the to USAC Championship cars in division's title-winning cars six t:' r! L. his \7 years of racing, won times. Nelson ra.nks second to several short track titles in Il- Don White in career wins both Iinois and in Milwaukee with 11 a.nd over- .:' Wisconsin before cam- paigning USAC iate models on a all with 35. A Miller 200 winner regular basis beginning in 1962. in 1955 and 1965, Nelson placed tt' He placed 12th in last year's sixth in last year's event, en Bay Darnell Miller 200. Norm Nelson route to a ninth place finish in _the point standings. IDatsuns AtPlenty I Immedlate dellvery on tg7i Datsuns

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OPEN DAILY, WE ARE OFFERING MANY CARS 8A.M. TO7 P.M, Sat, I to 2 UP TO $2,200 LESS THAN 'm@ REBU|LDERS, tNC, Mlke DuDn photo THE TATEST FACTORY PRICE 'l973 FRED ZACK of Milwoukee, is entered in o Comoro owned i{0RTH:4319 }Y. North Are. 871.m{g by Jim Keone of Cudohy. Zock hos logged mony yeors in 'o lst lN LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES Milwo,ukee-oreo sportsmen ond modified stocks ond is o fov- S0UTH:816 W. Burnham 541.7850 orite of the locol fons. . Ist lN USED CAR SALES o lst lN PARTS o lst lN SERVICE o lst lN LEASING lndustrial Scrap Service *WE'RE AS NSAR AS YOUR PHONE" Plant Cleanup and Dismantling Suburbqn Towing Crane Service THE MOST COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK Lincoln/Mercury MILL YALLEY SALYAGE TOWING SERVICE AVAILABLE UPTOWN (414) 32I-I485 P.O. BOX il68 Specialists in 2III Moyfair Rd. or""'gHH;:if:lll*fflld:?,li? 77r-9000 1339 E. Msin St., Woukesho, Wis. 53185 r.u. COMPTETETY NEW AIR BAG UFTTNG OF: TRAil.ER, (4I{) 54/t-'1321 TRACTOR, TANKER, BUs, BOAT5, AIRPIANEs, ETC. Milwoukee's Oldes#, W,isconsin's Lorgesf Lincoln/ Mercury Deoler n 7 \ 7 \ U ) I I I I T,, \ ,/ \ / UfIJITED ST,4TES Sfoclr Cor Division AUTA CLUB POIilT STA]{DI]{G$

{';;i,r+o:A ln addition to prize money, the drive.rs in loday's rac6 are 1973 I 974 R competing dor points, which determine the champion and the Final Sfondings I 974 standings. Curreni Sfondings t Butch Harlman (As o{ July 8, t974) I .-.tr I. :,I 2. . .. Nofionol Chompionsftip Poinfs l. Butch Harlman 1220 3. Bay Darnell ... Awarded for Todoy's Roce 2. Norm Nelson I 200 3. Don White . . 850 4. Jack Bowsher . . ffiB$,ii+..J: 4, Paul Feldner 8r0 5. Paul Feldner . . 1st 250 1Oth 100 6. Roger McCluskey 5, Ernie Derr . . . 655 2nd 7. Don White . .. 2t0 11th 90 5. Ramo Stott . . 650 7. Mickey Flora . 600 8. ErniE Derr .... 3rd 180 12t}J, 80 CAN-AM 550 9. Norm Nelson . . 8.lrvJaney.... 4th 9. Sleve Drake .500 AUGUST 23-24-25 I 0. John Schullz . . 160 13th 7A I l. lrv Janey . . . .. 895 10. Larry Cope . . .470 5th 150 14th 60 12. John Reimer , .. I l. Bay Darnell .455 13. H. B. Bailey ... 6th 140 15th 50 12. Ken Rowley . . .405 14, Harold Fair ,.. 13. Fred Zack ... .365 7th 130 16th 40 15. A. J. Foyt .... 14, Pat Patrick . . .360 15. Terry Ryan .295 16. Yerlin Eaker .. 8th 724 17th 30 .. 16, Bormet . . t7. Jim Tobin .... " 555 Art .264 18. Ray Bolander .. 9th 110 18th 2A I 7. Larry Phillips .250 .*. ...- : 19. Sal Tovella . .. t8. Bill wrich . .. .230 Paul Sizemore .23A 20. . .. 19th through 40th 15 19. Jim Tobin . .. .220

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Something will be missing from this year's USAC stock car racing season at the Wiscon- sin State Fair Speedway. I I I That something witl be the special aura the name Whitey Gerken added to the field. tealuring t William "Whitey" Gerken died after a r&c- '+ PEDAL -r'- ing aecident last Oct.7 at the Tlliana Speed- '. t wiy in Schererville, Ind. The throtUe on the a F. car he was driving jammed during time trials Fn. Sof. on the half-mile paved oval ahd it went SIABS of SIAGE, RA0l0, TV . REC0H0ING ABTISTS !]you-gh the retaining wall, also taking the Iife of a pit crew man. SO. 74T'I &, W. GREENFIELO AVENT'€ _ Whitey, who was 43, is survived by his wife Get this red, blue and. blaclz on white patch Pat and sons Richie and Tom. West Allis fnn (actual size) and show your colors. Send gI to the address below. He had two careers in racing, one in USAC stocks and the other in Chicago area short GREAT DINING-FAMOUS CHEF THAT COOKED AT track late model racing. SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON BLOCKS EAST IDWESI 0,,*o Starting in 1958, Whitey was a regular THREE OF FAIR PARK TV, AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS O 771.5540 f, [ competitor on the Milwauliee Mile her-e. "r, --$is biggest race was the Sept. 17, 1961 Sefs the Pace 250-miler when he took the lead bn the 239th ArEIn Krueger photo mile and kept his 1960 Chevrolet out in front Midwest Racing News is the standard for his WHITEY GERKEN'S greotest moment ot the Wisconsin Store of auto racing journalism first USAC victory. Foir Speedwoy come on ofternoon, in the midwest. Sundoy Sept. 17, when its 16th year pubtication, he won the In of the weekly The following year he scored his second 250-mile USAC stock cor roce. Here he is over- newspaper is the acknowledged leader in USAC stock win in a 50-miler at llliana. His shodowed by the huge trophy. Miss Milwoukee of I96'l SCHWISTER FORD coverage local, regional shored the spotlight. of and national final USAC win came in a short traek event YOUR TRANSPORTATION HEADQUARTERS events. It is put together by professionals in 1969 at Cincinnati. who love both racing and quality. It a NICE place . . for NICE is on sale in the stands and tracks through- Several seasons he finished in the top 10 out the midwest for 35c a copy. in the point standings. people to buy NICE cars and trucks! In Chicago racing, he started competing on a limited basis in 1953 and regularly in SALES . SERVICE o LEASING L957. He was a tough competitor at iuch SUBSCRIBE NOW tracks as Illiana, Grundy County, Rockford, The Dealership that 40 years and O'Hare. I 2,u,",",ff", of Good Service built . . . orl33i*,5.00 9.00 ($1 extra per year in Canada) The fans in Milwaukee could be counted on to cheer Whitey on, be it in a first class SCHWISTER FORD (Published Weekly May Thru Septeryrber Plus ride as he had when he drove for Jack 10136 W. Fond du Lac Monttrly Issues in April, October and December) Bowsher, or in a lesser mount. Milwaukee Whitey could be counted on to be available Stan Kalwasinski photo as a relief driver if his car didn't make the lN THE CHICAGO oreo, Whitey wos known to fons os o top MIDWEST RACING NEWS, INC. field or if he retired early. And he could short trock driver. Here he is shown ofter o win lost yeor Phone: 6646 W. Foirview Ave. Milwoukee, Wis. 53213 be counted on to give his all for you if he ot the llliono (Schererville, lnd.) Speedwoy, the trock ot got into your car. which he wos fotolly iniured. 353-4500 Narne -- Address or Box No. Whitey Gerken will be missed on both sides of the racetrack. City (Post Offlce) --

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tttis is the seventh annual Miller High Life 200, Four frlore but the history of the July race Store stoek car at tlre in Wisconsin State Fair Speedway dates back a quar- ter of a centurlr.

ALL SEATS GRANDSTAND BLEACHERS Twenty-five of the events have R.ESER.YED CEAIR, SE'ATS .SECTIONS A to D ADI]:LT CHILD (U\DDA tp) been run, the first SECTIONS: rl-M SECTIONS N TO R RESER!'EI) RESEE]IEI) in 1949. fire first five events were contested. on BETTENHAUSEN 2OO Four more United SUNDAY, AUg. II* SOI.D States the one-mile oval. The track was paved in early 9UAL: SAT.. AUc. t0 ou7 $6.00 $5.00 $2.50 Auto Club events remain on the L974 Wisconsin 1954 and from then on ra.cing was a blaektop affair. FAIR STOGX I50 State Fair Speedway cal- THUR.SDAY, AUG. I5* $5.00 endar. The ne:rt three SAME DAY $4.00 $3.00 $r.50 QUAI.: will take place during the Eleven of the events were 150 miles in length, the Klekhaefer Photo FAIR STOCK 2OO Wisconsin State Fair. Plan SUNIDAY" AUG. 18* to make as many as you last being in 1959. The show was extended to 200 NORM NELSON signed ,his $5.50 $4.s0 $3.50 ourogrdphs ofter July 17, tgSS QUAL: SAME DAY $1.75 can. The Championship miles in 1960 and viclory ih the 150-mile AAA stock cor roce here. He drove remains that to this day. oovEn"NoR's cuP 250 Trail will return on Sun- o 1955 Chrysler 300. duy, Augr SUNDAY. SEPI. 8 $6"00 $5.00 $4.00 11, followed QUAL: SAT.. SEPT. 7 $2.00 by three more stock In 1968 the Miller Brewing Compa"ny adopted the shorvs. Order now have accounted for 10 wins, by far tJ:e most of any for the *FAIR DATES*PRICES choice of the remaining event and since that date the event was knoum as SHOWN DO NOT INCLUDE ADMISSION'iil.,"d';:;;"ii"raiJ TO THE GROUNDS . . . HOWEVER, make. .f_:,",i"J-:"duced price poticy for rhe seco,nJ and/or -tir.iis' tickets. L!:-was.initialed, if,L' i"lr)- iilj the Miller High Life 200. last season, .will again be in e{fecl {or this year. Multiple i&"n." sa16 ticke+ ers ?or al ?hroe races wiil given be lwo discount couplons worth 91.50 off the normal $Z.OO"r..h".- ga+e The July stock car race no$r enters its second admissien charge, llisconsin futo fiacing, lnc. Seventeen drivers have won the event with Don SPECIAL NOTES-A|| events will be started on Central Daylight Saving time. ficket Office quarter centurSr with one of the richest histories of an,nounced. All Rain Datcs to be White's four victories the F @18 W. Fairview Ave. at top of the list. ords any stock car event in the country. . Unreeerved Bleacher Sealing and ln{ield Standing Room Tickets Available on Race Days for Milunaukeo, WI53213 All Evenfs. Roserved Bleach.er Seat Ticket prices Apply for General Admission. (414) 257-3380 ' Tickel Holders Admifted ,Free lo Qualifying & practice Days. All evenfs qra3 sanctioned by the United States Aulo Club. Previous winners of the July lqte model sfock eor roce ALL TICKET SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS UNLESS EVENT IS CANCELLED Year Driver, Home Town Car Time Speed Distance 1949 Myron Fohr, Milwaukee, Wis. 1949 Chevrolet Not recorded 150 miles 1950 Myron Fohr, Milwaukee, Wis. 1949 Lincoln 2:t6:68.67 65.70 160 miles 1951 Rodger Ward, Los Angeles, Calif. 1951 Oldsmobile 2:72:39.71 67.81 150 miles 1952 Marshall Teague, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1952 Hudson 2 :14:57 .851 66.69 150 miles CHAIR SEATS-Sec. E-1, 1953 , Atlanta, Ga. 1953 Hudson 2:ll:23.994 68.49 150 miles GRANDSTAND ROWS Track Paved in 1954 B c D I q R 1954 Tony Bettenhausen, Tinley, Park, Il1. 1954 Chrysier 2:06:47.24 70.98 150 miles 1955 Norm Nelson, Racine, Wis. 1955 Chrysler 1 :58:28.88 76.2L 150 miles t956 , Lynwood, Calif, 1956 Mercury 1 :48:18.933 83.18 150 miles -Pr7- _POtV 1951 , Dania, Fla. 195? Ford L:45:31.62 85.29 150 miles BOX SEATS 1958 Fred Lorenzen, Elmhurst, Ill. 1958 Ford 7:47 :31.01 83.701 150 miles GX HX JX KX 1959 Tony Bettenhausen, Tinley Park, Ill. 1958 Ford t:47:01.62 84.93 150 miles GXA t{trA JXA KXA 1960 Tony Bettenhausen, Tinley Park, Ill. 1958 Ford 2:17 :54.77 87.019 200 miles t96t , Allentown, Pa. 1961 Ford 2:17:18.801 87.399 200 miles WISCONSIN 1962 Don White, Keokuk, Ia. 1962 F,ord 2:14:39.55 89.115 200 miles STATE FAiR SPEEDWAY 1963 Don White, Keokuk, Ia. 1963 Ford 2:L4:16.3L2 89.374 200 miles i$e: INFIgLD TICKETS AND UNRESERVED BLEACI{ERS ON SALE RACE 1964 Parnelli Jones, 'forrance, Calif. 1964 Mercury 2:10:08.119 93.10 200 miles OAYONLY 1965 Norm Nelson, Racine, Wis. 1965 Plymouth 2:12:57.085 90.25 200 miles UJI 1966 Don White, Keokuk, Ia. 1966 Dodge 2:08:00.771 93.7 43 200 miles 1967 Don White, Keokuk, Ia. 1966 Dodge 2:07 :17 .930 94.268 200 miles 1968 A. J. Foyt, Houston, Tex. 1968 Ford 2:05:08.590 95.897 200 miles 1969 Bobby Unser, Albuquerque, N. M. 1969 Ford 2r07:t7.660 94,270 200 milcs 1970 Roger McCluskey, Tucson, Ariz. 1970 Plymouth 2:02:33.1\4 I7.916 200 miles r97t Jack Bowsher, Springfield, Ohio 1969 Ford 2:05:18.789 95.763 200 miles 1972 Roger McCluskey" Tucson, Ariz. 1970 Plymou!h 2:13:51.958 89.644 200 miles 1973 Butch Hartman, S. Zanesville, Ohio 1973 Dodge 2:12:52.278 90.314 200miles Page Twenty MILLER 2OO MILLER 2AO Page Twenty-one ) SPEED PARTS WE SELL WE BUY HAWKEYE HOPEFULS IIITE MODEL WRDCI(S AUTO PAR,TS LATE MODEL PARTS troreigB enil llome8tlo Ttro state of Iowa has more than 60 dirt shont tracks in r ENGINE AND BODY PARIS IIOT LIND SDBVICE its boundaries, yet it has produced an unusual number of Open Sunday I TRANSMISSIONS DAILY DELIVERIES in r FRONI ENDS to paved track drivers. Here are a trio of Iowa entries r RADIATOR5 AND UTT,WAUTNP AND ABEA EIIGI]IEERI]IG ToU today's race. PERFORIIA]IGE ,rtt Direet Ll[o-No Ohargo HOT tlNE MrLrv. 544-5451 l20l S. West Ave. Wqukesho 27t-3125 IRV JANEY of Cedor Ropids, shown disploying his protective Ia Ml. D&6t of EwY. 144 on co. Tk. A (Acress heodgeor, wos USACIs 1 973 stock cor rookie of the yeor ofter t from Club 144) plocing llth in the point stondings. The former lnternotionol For Your Dining Pleasure INC. Motor Contest Assn. chompion finished seventh in the Miller LEY AUTO SAIYAGE R,. 6, Co. Tk. A, WEST BENI) JIl\t GISH, PFs. 200 ond crocked the top l0 in two other Milwoukee oppeor- TYRIITEA]I TIIW]IE HllUSE ilIOTEL onces lost yeo,r. Mike Dunn Photos 1657 South l08th Street West Allis, Wl 53214 14141771-3410 ffi\aw fnlsdqi6tngnf-Ured., Fri. & Sot. Ziebart 100 Rooms, lndoor Pool - Over @ Auto Truck Ruslprooiing

What a diffe,rence For All Your Insuronce Needs See between ruslproofing and ZIEBART rustproofing! Automobile Rocing Club of HILLER AGENCY, INC. TERRY RYAN of Dovenport, become o regulor USAC lote model RAMO STOTT of Keokuk, won the I wos runner-up in lost 6914 W. Appleton Ave. compoigner in 1972 offer storring in the Mid-Continent Rocing Americo chompionship in 97,l ond CUDAHY his consistency MILWAUKEE Assn. ond lnternotionol Motor Contest Assn. Lost yeor he yeor's USAC point stondings. He disployed Milwoukee, Wis.532l6 yeor's Miller 200 ond 2021 S, I08th St. 5957 S. Pqckord finished Ilth in the Miller 200 ond 2lst in USAC's point roce. ot Milwoukee by finishing fourth in lost (414) 462-8880 other roces here' He is (4t{) 54r-2525 (4t'l) 769-6I90 He is driving on updoted version of A. J. Foyt's Chevelle of plocing no lower thon sixth in the three the povement this seoson' FI RE-CASUALTY-MARI NE-LI FE lost yeor. compoigning o 1972 Monte Corlo on HEALTH-ACCIDENT GAS AVAILABLE HERE Automotiue Towing OPEN fOB BACE FANS ON SUNDAYS-E-ight- gasoline stafions near the Seruice, Ine. DRAGAN GAS STATIONS WIII -Speed*"y of lVisconsin State faii-tWEfl ttave ageed !9- o-pen on .race Sundays for the convenience oRTGTNAL 24 HOUR R,ADIO King of the Oufdoor Bor.Be.Que is mor6 plentiful- no-nr, thcse stations made the decision to PIGGY Milwaukee race fa;. ilIn'tff"gf s;" DISPATCHED Catering for: oDen on Sunday t""lL ua"L i;hdE# *as extrembly'scaree' Therefore, fans needing ga"s while here for BACK Outdoor -asked (hours if," are to patrronize these dealers sihown): SERVICE O Private Parties O Churches "ac"s O Clubs O Plant Picnics o Fund O Any Big Outside Event I_IOSA MOBIL 5-TRI.CITY SHELT Raising Coll 48I-4500 BI @ 76rh t Bluemound I08rh & Greenfield HAYE PITS WILL TRAVEL (Opcn p.m.l o.m.-l p.m.) Fost Service o 3:30-6:3O {IO Home Pit- 786.3398 \ 833 W. Woterford Ave' Milwoukee, Wis. 53221 - 6_BUTCH'5 STANDARD \ 2-GORDY'S SHELI l-sr STAIION 84rh & Bluemound 8235 W. Bluemound {4:00-6:30 p.m.) PARTS R,ACE INTO YOUR 0 (All Doy) USED AUTO DON'T { FAIR NEXT USED CAR PUR.CHASE! PARK FREE DEIIYER.Y 3_ARNIE'S WOODTAWN 7-KARNE'S CIIGO @ SDE TOMMY FIRST ItoBlL SEnVICE I24rh & Notionol Engine & Tronsmission Exchonge - - MODELS 92nd & Greenfield {IO o.m.-l p.m.} PARTS FOR LATE (lO o.m.-l T0ililY's P.m.) We Buy Wrecks ond Junkers 8-JOHN's SPUR AUT(I EXGHA]IGE Burnham Aulo Salvage 4-MAKI's TEXACO SERV 55ll s. l08rh 7*d & Fond du Lac Ave. (Holes 8929 W. Greenfield Corners) 4901 W. Burnhom St. .'WE T (lO o.m.-I (All Doyl SPECIALIZE IN LOW PRESSURE" P.m') 384-8360 384-9854

Page Twenty-three Page TwentY'two MI.LLER 2OO MlLLER 2OO FINISH OF SEVENTH ANNUAT MILLER 2OO FIVE REASONS TO DRIVE A l 2t. 2 22. UNION RADIALSTEEL 3 23. 4 24. 5 25. Unlike many steel- =L belted radial tires, the 6 26. Union Radial Steel 7 27. is a "low profile" tire that easily absorbs road 8 28. shock. 9 29. Two wide steel belts under the tread to. 30. reduce the chance of tt. 3r. impact breaks or r:: I punctures. (Some '.i t2. 32. . steel-belted radi- . ,3. 33. als have only one t4. 34. steel belt ) t5. 35. t6. 36. 17. 37. ,8. 38 t9. 39. 20. 40.

TIME OF RACE: AVERAGE SPEED:

ACCESSOR.Y PR,IZE MONEY

PERFECT UNION 76 FIRESTONE GOODYEAR CIRCLE MONROE CHAMPION $5oo $600 $600 $2oo $200 $20o 3oo 300 300 r00 125 100 roo r00 2N 50 .l 25 g1 rtexrote ffi PAVED TRACK STATE SPEEDWAY ={- TRACK RECORDS ONE MIIE WISCONSIN FAIR ,fx.\ ballooned dialdesign - - sidewalls let the rFlq LATE MODEL STOCK CARS /./\ oerrivers more Distance Driver Car Time Speed Date tire lean with the gasoline mileage than turn, while steel I MILE (trials) Bobby Unser #5.1970 Plymouth SuperBird 33.074 108.847 9-10-72 ru bias ply tires due to less belts keep the tread rolling resistance, lt takes 1 MILE (race) Bobby Unser #5'197A Plymouth SuperBird 33.945 106.554 9-tO-72 ilat, iirmly in contact less horsepower to start 'Effiy]jffi +s-t szo Plymouth 9-tO-72 s MILEs sufiBfd 2A5.317 108.883 with the road while ru and keep a radial tire rolling 10 MILES Butch Hortmon 5-1973 Dodge Chorger 5t35.732 107.228 9" 9'73 or'v,ng at safe speeds. We call it the "glide ridel' 15 MILES Butch Hortmon #75-1973 Dodge Chorger 8,29.371 I 06.01 3 9- 9-73 25 MILES Butch Hortmon 5-1973 Dodge Chorger 14,1 5.694 105.178 9- 9-73 50 MILES Don White #3- l 969 Dodge Doytono 2a:23.456 i05.668 7-t2-7O Double steel belts 75 MILES Butch Hortmon #7 5-1973 Dodge Chorger 43:05.98o 104.409 9- 9-73 * tread firmly on the 1OO MILES Roger McCluskey #1-1970 Plymouth SuperBird 59:55.961 iOO.1i4 7-12-70 fight tread " scrubs away ti 125 MILES Buich Hortmon #75-1973 Dodge Chorger I ,,l4,23.3 I 6 00.822 9- 9-73 is why we call #l 5- l 969 Ford 150 MILES U nser 99.198 9- 7-69 Steel our 40 ].75 MILES Don White #3-l 969 Dod Chorger 1:45:52.410 99.176 9- 7-69 For better gasoline 2OO MILES Don White #3-1 969 Dodge rger 2:01:40.360 98-495 9- 7-69 and a "glide ride," buy a full set of our 40,000-mile tires- 225 MILES Don White #3-1969 Chorger 2:16:55.62O 98.592 9- 7-69 The Union Radial Steel. 250 MILES Don White #l -l 968 Dodg6 Chorger 2:32:12.067 98.554 9- 8-68 U Page Twenty-four MILLER 2OO lf you'vegutthetime, wete gotthe beer.

O 1972 The Mrller Brewrng Co., Milwaukee. Wis.