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SOUVENIR PROGRAM $I.OO D D oo August 15,1974 C Deor Roce Fon: n Why should oll the moior roces be held on weekends? For more o yeors thon mqny of us core to remember, Thursdoy slock cor rocing i n hqs been o trodition of the Wisconsin Stote Foir Speedwoy. Todoy's l50-mile United Stotes Auto Club slock cor roce is lhe firsl of two such progroms lhot ore port of the fqir. The second is scheduled for Sundoy, Aug. l8 and will be conlesled ot 2OO miles.

Thonk you for toking time off from work or choosing to spend port WELCOME! of your vocqtin with us. We hope the show will prove o worthy investmenl of your time.

Should you hove qny commenls or suggestions regording todoy's roce or rocing ot the Milwoukee Mile in generol, pleose feel free g-16 to let us know. Your suggestions ore olwoys welcome.

Bolens revolutionary Sincerely, QT- 16. Out there working with the top drivers of 1974. John Koishion, Tom Morchese

Winning drivers depend on fhe Co-Rqce Directors Power of the Bolens 15. Quiet QT- WISCONSIN AUTO RACING, INC That kind of responsibiliiy takes super dependability. Bolens has it. Would a maiority o{ chie{ mechanics, drivers and crews use it as their pit vehicle if it didn't have what it takes? editor: Phil Holl

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i50 MILE STOCK CAR RACE Page One Wisconsin Stole Foir Speedwoy/STAFF

Amin Krueger photo WISCONSIN STATE FAIR. PAR.K BOARD TEAMWORK lS on often overlooked, but vitolly importont port of oll successful stock cor rocing Froncis Ferguson Roy W' Johnson Dovid Beckwirh $a Jomes W. "Billy" Greiner, Direclor, Wisconsin Stote Foir O O O operotions. Here fhe unsung heroes of Hort- mon's ieom, the pit crew members, demonstroted their efficiency by quickly filling the fuel tonk ond chonging tires orr his 1974 Chorger during WISCONSIN AUTO R,ACING. INC. the Miller High Life 200. toro Official Sponsoring Organization for All USAC Rocing Events.

2 3 =6 Chief Executive Officer, Secretary .JOHN KAISHIAN OFFICERS President .TOM MARCHESE

Vice-President, Generol Manoger . JAMES K. ENGEL 1&" €ki l&* RaceDirector...... 'iiriii"i Carl Marchese Mustc Director ...... Mark Azzolina H'JE aoo Puhlic Relations & Press ...Bill Baxter Fire Chief ...... Ray Brinn Program Editor ...... Phil Hall Medical Directo .. .. .Dr. Jack Klieger Statistician ....A1 Krause Medical Staff ...Dr. Wm. McManus Announcer ...Jack Baker Dr. Tom Dehn AND COUNTING Jean Held, R.N. Asst. to Announcer ...... , . Dick Webb, John Schmidt Marilyn Timper, R.N. Chiet Pit Stewqrd .Ted Arasin Even though he won USAC stock driving Timer ....., .....Charles Koloske 1972, Butch Hartman was Pit Marshall ...... Louis Frank c.P.A...... Gayle R. Dvorak titles in 1971 and Ticket Sales Director ...... Alice Kaishian Photographer ....Russ Lake search of his first victory on the still in Amin Krueger Photo Asst. Tichet Soles Director .....Carol Kennedy Clerks John Heywood, George Holck, as the 1973 season opened' Carl Lamers BACK OUT on the trock, Hortmon bottled l#23'1972 Troclz Choplain ... . Pastor Charles L. Koester Judges ...George Kuehn, Syd Lattow leod. Trickle's hopes ended when he hit the woll Cammunications .. Art Fischer, Roger Schmidt He finally ended his dro'ught with a win in Chorger) for the Staff ... ..En'tn Barth, Joe Bendler, Lloyd Chopp, on lop 145. Emergency ...... Klaus Gorter Kenny Giersch, Matt Haydak, Jr., Charles Hoppenrath, last year's Miller 200 and proceeded to win Ratph Jones, John Keating, Gordon Schr@der, We-rner 'Timpe, Scles Representqtive ...... Marv Hazlett I*on Day, Jerry Bridgewater, Otto Rasque the track's three other late model events en route to an unprecedented third straight driv- ing crown. In July, Hartman extended his Milwa.ukee winning streak to five by winning the Miller 200 and he now has his sights set on Parnelli uilrlt0 sTATE5 Sanctioning Body for Today's Race Jones' track record of seven consecutive late model triumphs set in 1963-1964' President Reynold C. MacDonald + a!) Dlrector' of Competition ...... DickKing Supervisor, Stock Car Division ....Bob Stroud

Chiet of Technical Operations ...... Al Swenson Assistont Safety Director. ...Jim Russell Referee ...... Ray Denges Assistont Scorer .. .Dick Jordan Safety Director ...Steve Edwards Coordinstor, Scoring Procedures. ....Don Cherry Chief Starter ...Duane Sweeney Coordittotor, Timtng Procedures...... Johnny Sparacino Advisor-Timing and Scoring, ...... Dick Sauer lnspection Committee ". . . . .Harold Small, Carl Treuden, Chief Observer . .. . .Ted Lake Eddie Dick Registrar ...... Carl Lamers Chief Scorer Christy Zwaagstra MediaLiaison ...... DonDavidson Assistont Observer ...... Ernie Held PubticRelations... ..'.JimFord

Teclmlcal Comrrltt€e obrervoE Scorert DaYid P. Anderson Paul EUiott Harold Beeves Ted Engelsmann Norm I*mke Etl Dlck Gene Bartz Ron Fitzlaff Art Prasch Ray George RaY Munch Jack O'Brlen BiU Behrens Richard Held Clayton Sitarz BiU Schneider Robert Maeklln Hussmann Bill Schultz John tr'ox Russell Brueck Arnie Wayne Seidel Walt Retzlaff Dale Buettner Chet Lawson Carl Schumacher Robert George Gene Schroeder Ted Wtluam Stewert John Sparaclno Bill C@per Paul Lofquist Harold SmaU George John Maher Gary Wutke Boyd Trygstad Chuck Dtck carl ?reuden Charles Ilarding photo Dick Drexler Pat Moore John Morrison Roland Ifurt Don Staehler (Plus a staff of Russ lake Photo Russ Lake 75 assistants) Bud Dye Dennls Muise Dick I'isher George Lemanczyk Fred Nevoraskl ALTHOUGH there wos o long woit before it hoppened for the first Gene I'. J. Del'azlo Les McBulney Chuck Conaty THOMAS B. SHROPSHIRE, vice president of morket plonning for the Miller Brewing Compony ond Miss time, this sight is now o fomilio'r one ot USAC lote model roces Miller High Life 200, Dono Boker, helped Hortmon on the Milwoukee Mile-Hortmon woves to the crowd os he tokes the celebrote his win in this yeor's Miller 200. checkered flog. Page Two I5O MILE STOCK CAR RACE Three I5O MILE STOCK CAR RACE Poge Dick's Day.. Alruost GLEARAilGE SALE Dick Trickle of Wisconsin Rapids, has been com- LI NCOLN peting at the Wisconsin State Fair Speedway off and TTE ARE OFFERI]IG M[]IY GAR$ on since 1948 when he was voted USAC stock car of the 'Rookie Year.' }TITH $AUI]IG$ (lF UP T(} $2,OOO FIRST IT{: In the Milier High Life 200 last July he got his . LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES first really competitive ride, in Bay Darnell's backup FAGT(IRY $TIGI(ER FR(IM IATE$T . USED CAR. SALES er, a 1972 Charger. He took advantage of it and . SER.V|CE qualified for the front row, missing Bobby lJnser's O PARTS time by .05 seconds. He Led 31 laps of the race, but PNrcEIII kul Gohde/RPM photo . LEASING hit an oil sliek and the wall on lap 145, taking him AFIER HIS neor-pole-winning run, cor owner Boy Dornell out of the race but not (right) congrotuloted Dick Trickle for running the two-yeor old out of the minds of the fans. Chorger foster thon it wos ever quolified before. Dornell put his 1974 Chorger in the fourth row D Dave Ilaberkom photo t WHILE RUNNING, Trickle (#23- 1972 Chorger) wos oble to run with ond poss the best of them, trl'ICOLN IMERCURY including Norm Nelson l#7- (One bloch south of North Avenue) 1972 Plymouthl, who wos on Oldest. Wisconsin's Lorgest Lincoln/Mergury Deoler 77r.9000 his woy to o third-plqce fin- 2ttl Moyfoir Rd. Milwoukee's ish. Pabst. Since1844.

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R,us Lake (upper) md trhark Kem phots Russ Lake (upper) and Duane Stegall photos PAUL FELDNER'S cor blew its engine ond Trickle hit the slick IRICKLE leoned on the woll {upperJ wotclring the cors go by ond croshed into the north turn woll {upper), ending o crowd- under the coution flog, inciuding Butch Hortmon l+75-1974 pleosing ofternoon. ln the lower photo he deiectedly gets Chorger) whom he bottled with ond who won ihe roce. A out of the cor with only 22nd ploce to his credit, ofter leoding wrecker towed the domcged rocer bock ro rhe pits in ihe the roce for 3l lops. lower photo.

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: ccpy-rlght 1974 PABST BREWING COMPANY Milwaukee,Wis., Peoria Heights, lll., Newark, N.J., Los Angeles, Calif ' Pabst, Georgia M oP ar Men r#Fasds"$"itrrt['::"h[41,R"llifui#ff#iq:",ffi] /,,'" JointhePepsi People .\ R.uss Lake photo feelin'free! DON WHITE of Keokuk, lowo, drives o 1972 Dodge Chorger. He is the winningest driver on the Milwoukee Mile with I3 {:ilr 4 firsts to his credit. A blown frr$rw,//a engine occounted for his 20th *' ploce Miller 200 finish. i* l\* -I ont*-' '-l&

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Don -l{aitman phot! RON KESELOWSKI of Pontioc, Mich., olso wheeis a i972 PEPSI Chorger. He divides his time berween USAC cnd NASCAR rocing. rlis big win come in this yeor s 500-mile USAC roce er Pocono internotionol Roce- BO-aTLED BY PEPSI COLA METBOPOLIIAN BOTTLING LUMPANI, lNa '"\,oy. !e finished 36th in the I"IlLWAUKEE UNDER APPO NT[,,1ENT FRON,I Peps]Co, lNC., PURCHASE, N. Y .\Ailler * .'n overheoting prob- erns,

oNE OF VVISCONSIN'S LARGEST CHRYSLER. R.uss Lake Photo PLYMOUTH DEALERS ,t ROGER McCLUSKEY of Tucson, ,frtl?$'HUB Ariz., hos chonged rides this CHRYSTER yeor. After severol yeors with ,,FULL Norm Nelson, he now drives SERY'CE DEATERSHIP" this 1974 Chorger for G. W. Plgmoutli Pierce. A blown engine side- * Service * Body Shop * Pqrts * Leosing lined him before Miller quoli- ficotions. He hos four wins in stocks here ond hos won the TODAY'S USAC stock title twice, in 1969 NEW INTERNATIONAL Wisconsin's Smoll Cor ond I 970. il|" EMERGENCY VEHICLES Headquarfers INTER,NATIONAL COURTESY OF RECR.EATION YEHICLES O DUSTERS O SCAMPS W3 TRAVELALL O SCOUT II O YALIANTS . BR.OUGHAMS Don Hartman photo I,IUB PAUL FELDNER of Richfield, Wis., wos the highest finishing Bodger stote driver in the point CHRYSLEROPLYMOUTHOIMPERIAL rAl$fi! stondings lost yeor, fifth. He Rilio $ivADA drives o 1972 Chorger, which INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS hod on engine blow in the 3035 S. IOsTh ST.-WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN Miller,.resulting in o 23rd ploce finish. PHONE 327-2400

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) See the Young America on DRAGATT King of fhe Outdoor Bor.Be.Quc WHEELS SHOW ,.;& Outdaor Catering for: jiFSF4Y l :.i SATURDAV 'l e Private Parties O Churches o Clubs e Plant Picniss AUG,24 o Fund'RaisinE e Any Big Outride Eve;rf tt STATE FAIR PARK HAYE PIT!i - WILI TR,AYEI Home Pir 786.3398 Big fields of fomulm, aportsmen, modified sports can, drag m md late - model stock8 will pour it on for cash, points leading to mtional chmpion- ships md Sentinel trophia. Featues between racea include m erciting Fomula Pit Stop Race, colorful parades of automotive histrry-

The big snd oa 10 d.um ztd buglc dpa rill 096 f: slw. Toughest Eight cHving t€.3 rill tirith il! 4.letter word on wheels. Huge Exhibit Area: Whole city blocks of Frank I(em photo Paui Gqhde./RPIl photo everything to do with cars and racing dragsters, sports cars, custom cars, "fun-- HOT TEMPERATURES were the order of the QUALIFICATION:rctegi,r,zos surely o port of rhe disci,ssicn on Solurdoy ny" cars, antiques, motorcycles, dune day for the Miller High Life 200 here on between Bobby Un:er :i+l onO jcrck Bowsher. ihey both ,azoiterj to q,,clify, buggies. If it's on wheels, it's there! July 14. Boy Dornell finished fifrh, but reolizing they were !rime conienders for the poie. ,y',/hen rhey did time, Unser THE PRICE ffilS RIGHT! sr seemed fo enioy o cold shower for his hot took the pole ond 3o,rrs-er, wor[i6rg ihe blgs oul'of his rew ccr, took fcurth. Exhibit Hours: admission in adwance; feet more. TaJeep 10 a-m- to 6 p-m FREE $1-25 at ttre gate- Plu a Trei Prog6m: PABKING! real deal all the treople tTEsT AIHS 1:3O to 4 p,m- frou can eram- into a 6 admitt€d for tlre tick- ets ! Buram's ATIERICAil IJ{(}. 'l'ic'kcts et manf.' \lil*-aukee 6aore+ Sentin.'l Putrli<' s(.rt ir.e Iluresu, 333 S. State St. lly mail. b'ritc l'(runf. Bits 10701 Arthur Ave., West Allis. Wis. \ rnerica 'f icket Salea. ]Iil*'aukc€ Scnrinr.l. \lils'au- Pit W. kt'r' 5320 I Dm ila3,f,ia. litoto 545-5600 MILW:{UKEE SENTI\EL THE IIRE ot i-rg:r :ho,ars whot con hcppen ro r-,bber out on o trock rr rr high temperoture!. : .' -,oeedt occosionol deb' : Thanks...BeeauseofYou ula= We're N[umber One

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t&r$$ $ Y Paul Gohde/RPM photo cH0rcE JACK BOWSHER took Welcome fime out from his EEE routine to sign pro' groms for fons. The Springfield, Ohio driv- to the RACtr! er hos often scr id EE Milwo ukee {ons dre his lovorife. @E Pa\l ()ohtlp,l P"PLI t'hot.() BEFORE THE RACi: slorts, drivers tcik to rose rensiorr ::rrd gcrther ony lost lecond bits of informtrtion to ;,eir: their r,.ce lle:.e i: o discussion between ifrorn ien) i:: cor owner Dick r-lortman. Bcbby ,.Jnse. rnrj I070'E W. Arfhur Avenue, West Allis, Wis. 53227, (4tit} 545-6600 llr,ilrh Horlmon

Page Eight i5O MILT IICCK CAR IIACE I5O MILE STOEK SAB ft,Acf; Pcge l\irrr, tara CAR NO. DRIVER, FROM ENTRANT/FROM CAR QUALIFYING t t LE I 15 29 LARRY COPE 0 r^l a Joe McFcrrlond 1972 Ford 3x,V2 I l I LeRoy. lnd. DeMotte, ind. Mustong MICKEY FTORA LATE ftTODEt STOCK CAR RACE 30 Mickey Floro 1 974 Dodge Muncie, lnd. Muncie, lnd. Chorger 32 DAVE DECKER Jon Oldenburg 1972 Chevrolet Sonctioned by: THE UNITED STATES AUTO CLUB . Trophies: Courtesy ol Crozy Jim Motors, 930 S. l6th St., ' EImhurst, lll. Villo Pork, 1il. Chevelle ?p- Speedwoy, lnd. Milwou kee ,]973 35 ROBERT SCHIPPERS Piet Geidhof Chevrolet Promoled by: WISCONSIN AUTO RACING, lNC. ' ' Poce Cgr; 1974 Gremlin, Courtesy cf Buron s West Allis Kolomozoo, Mich. Bridgmon, Mich Comoro Milwoukee, Wis. Americon 35 Jerry Decker 1972 Chevrolet k.3 Press Von: Yoeger Motor Soles, lnc., 5l 30 W. Forest Home Ave., Milwoukee -t - ' .? *'-i,', ' ttli,l.i.;:- Wouwotoso, Wis Monte Corlo /ct 5l BOB WHITLOW Bob Whitlow 1 973 Dodge CAR Rochester, Mich. Rochester, Mich DRIVER, FROM ENTRANT/FROM CAR QUALIFYING Chorger NO. 52 DICK TRICKLE Opol Voight 1974 Chevroiet 0l EARLE CANAVAN Eorle Conovon 1974 Plymouth Wisconsin Ropids, Wis. E. Peorio, ill. Cheve I I e ? Ft. Johnson, N.Y. Ft. Johnson, N.Y. I -2 53 CLEVE SMITH Jeon Hoys 2 RAMO STOTT 1972 Plymouth 1974 Ford Housby Mock Bloomingfon, lll. tsloomingion, ill Torino Keokuk, lowo /l- I 4 GARY BOWSHER Jock Bowsher 1973 Ford qc 57 GEORGE WILTSHIRE Wiltshire Bros. 1974 Dodge Springfield, Ohio Spring fieid, O Mustong 34 Corono, N. Y. Ooklond. Colif Chorger -2<< <-- PAUt FETDNER Joon Feldner 1972 Dodge 5 60 STEVE DRAKE Steve Droke .- Richfield, Wis. Richfield, Wis. Chorger lt 1974 Dodge > Bloomington, lll Bloomington, lll Chorger 6 HAROLD FAIR Hugh Foir 1972 Chevrolet Detroit, Mich. Toylor, Mich. jj to 6l TERRY RYAN Wm. Monoghon 1974 Chevrolet t).- tl Dovenport, lowo Dovenport. lowo Chevelle 7 NORM NELSON Norm Nelson 1972 Plymouth 66 DICK SEINTICH Rocine, Wis. Rocine, Wis. Donno Beiniich 1972 Mercury -3L Proirie View, lll Proirie View, lll. Montego 1 Dodge 'L-'?? I DON WHITE Don White 973 i Keokuk, lowo Chorger I 67 Bltt WRTCH Wm. D. Wrich I 972 Keokuk, lowo I Chevrolet '-+5, t0 Kennord, Neb Kennord, Neb. Chevelle tl 1972 Chevrolet l0 JOHN SCHULTZ Bert Anderson ,]974 Appleton. Wis. Showono, Wis. ,\Aonte Corlo D 68 GARY WROAN Gory Wroon Plvmouth Bloomington, lll tsloomington, lll i Dodge qL) ll IRV JANEY Morty Sixt 974 t*Lll Cedor Ropids, lowo icwo City, lowo Chorger 71 BOBBY UNSER KK lnsuronce i974 Dodge Albuquerque, N.M. Ft. Woyne, lnd Chorger t2 BAY DARNELL Dornell Timon i974 Dodge Deerfield, lll. Loke Bluff, lll. Chorger v4 JlM MARSHALT Potsy Morsholl 1972 Ford -_r.L Lebonon, a 't972 l-a .;{ -) ^2 lnd. Lebonon, lnd. Torino 14 ROGER MCCLUSKEY G. W. Pierce Dodge /-) I :1, 75 BUTCH Tucson, Ariz. Spicelnnd, lnd. Cho rger t"- HARTMAN Dick Hortmcrn i 974 Dodge S. Zonesville, Ohio ZOneSVrlle LJhro Cho rger l6 JIM TOBIN Jim Tobin Hudson, lll. Hudson, ill 77 LEFTY ROBINSON Truck Wholesole, lnc. 1973 Crevrolet Des l,4cines lo,wo Des Moines, lowo Cheve I le 't9 RON KESELOWSKI Bob Keselowski I 972 Dodge 7L! \4 Troy, Mich. Cho rger 80 DARWIN SANDSTROM Pontioc, Mich. ir\c i972 Ford Novlnger, Torino 20 5AI. TOVELLA Fronk Cobrero 1974 Dodge 85 I.EROY AUSTIN Cecil Austin 'tr,,1 Addison. ill. Chicogo. lll. Chorger i973 Piymouth i Pittsboro. ind. Pirsboro. Ind. .' l,' 2l JACK BOWSHER Jock Bowsher 1973 tord 1 Torinr: 87 GARY FEDEWA ..ioiv Pemberron 2_ Sprrngtreld, uhro Springfield, Ohio 1972 Chevrolef 'ul I Lonsing, Mich. Lonsing, Micn. Chevelle 22 ART BORMET Art Bormet 19,/2 Lhevrolet Chevelle 35, ,ge"* Tinley Pork, lll Tinlev Pork, lil 9l JERRY WOTLAND Roy V. Shieids 1973 Chevr"oier Peorio, 7/, .]973 Peorio, !ll. ill. ,fu1onte Corio i, : 25 JIGGER SIROIS Tom Adorns Chevroiet .zL! ,e/C Hommond, lnd indionopoiis, lnd Cneve i I e 94 3ehling Rcrcing 1973 Chevrolet ,l974 Wouwotoso- Wis. Cheveile 26 J. .'. JANOVETZ .iohn 1.,\AcDonold Chevrolet lll. tr. reoilo, lll. Comcro 95 RICH SUNDIING Rich Peorio, Sundiing llt:a .Addison. ill. Ad'iscn, )ll. 1972 Cheveile 27 KEN ROWI.EY ',Vm. l-iendren tQ73 Dcage ill Cho rqer Bloomington, ill Gridley, 96 FRED ZACK iim Keone 1973 Crevroiet /o? Potii Gee 1972 Chevrolet Milwoukee, Wis Ci;dohy, Wis ;,:l mc ro 28 CHARLIE SCHMIDT 2,4 L lS co Milwoukee, Wis 3o. i'.4ilwcukee. rVis Cheve lle _.) So. 4, sB FRANK FREDA Fronk Fredo \ Elmhurst, I 972 Cheveile '-j" F lll. ;lmhurst, ill. ') t:) OI{E LAP TI}{E TRIAL RECORD: 33.t}74 secon<1s/108.84? mph by Bobtry Unser {#5-19?0 Plyrnouth SuperBird) 9-10-72' r{- Page ren i50 MILE STOCK CAR RACE 3k.fu't I50 MILE STOCK CAR RACE Fage Eleveit

_l , Lqst Yeqr TWO OLD FRIENDS botiled in losl yeor's 'l50 Foir Stock here, Dove Morcis l#02-1973 Dodge Chorger) ond Dick Trickle l#44-'1972 Chevrolei Chevelle). Boih storted rocing more thon o decode ogo in centrol Wisconsin. Morcis, NASCAR regulor, finished now o td, fourth ond Trickle, o top short trock driver, 'c photo went out eorly ond finished 38th. Jim Remlngton ,;,- --{4+.+:rr--.. OFFICIAL FLAG SIGNALS TINEUP FOR T5O I,TIIE STOCK CAR NACE GREEN Start clear coursq. ...'";, ROW POLE OUTSIDE - - is ! t RED Stop race halted. 1 -. - - &r,; s #tfi )o,v r'Jr'-E YELLOW drive with caution :I - rl 1A. BeBBtl U - hold positions. BLACK Stop for consultation. 3 T)r tp / er#'l-f AN lt - BLUE WITH YELLOW CENTER 4 :oOfu 1n. t r*, STRIPE- Car attempting to ,lae t f, 5 r rt:/. 2ti& Pass. t WHITE Entering last lap. ptus 6 l - r0Rmuu fftl]|ilc ffi0 utT 0lltD cuP nlcEs CHECKER you have finishcd. 7 ) - B u Fire Extinguishers ilu0u$ 2l-24'25.1974 I Courlesy ol Miller Brewing Co. 10 n// EuffirRI tmffi . urs. 11 Additionol Emergency Vehicles provided by Chorles Totge n[[D [lIlERl G[ t2 l 'ip' /g -- NOTICE 13 I - IN THE EVENT OF RAIN, AND ONE. HALF OF THE RACE IN MILES RUN t4 HAS BEEN COMPLETED, THE RACE WILL BE CONSTDERED CONCLUDED Ilatsuns trPlenty NO TICKET REFUNDS WILL BE 15 MADE- Immedlate dellvery on 1974 Datsuns 16 --f, I lrIt t7 (-r r,- yl. ll..pl*? pt t( 18 aI "@' 19 I !l ivl !.1 20 1

a {W:W" a SPEED TABLE FOR THE MILE TRACK. 1# Miles Miles Milcs Miles Miles Milct *J Seconds Per Hr. Seconds Pa Hr. Secandr Per Hr. Seconds Po Hr. Secpnds Fer Hr Siconds Fcr Hr.

32"0. . . 112.500 33"0. i 0!i.091 J+,U, 105.882 3s^0*.1;;r 36.0 100.000 37.0. . 2i 1 32.i. . . i 12.r 50 JJ.1 , 1C)8.;61 .ra.l 105.572 35"1....102.5# 36. i 99"722 37,t ... . . !17.035 '1,? ) 221 . 1 1 1.80] JJ";. 10.r.13-1 34.2 i 05.263 35.2. . " .1C2.273 JO.i 99.447 37.2 . . . .96.774 fnEE ror. srEREo sysrEM inciudins York Muttiplex" AM-FtVl Badio ?? ? | Turntable Dust Cover and 2 $peakers, when you buy 32.3. . . 1 I r.45.i i 08. i08 104.95rj 35.3. . . .101.98:. 35.3 99.173 ..96.5i4 --*1 I Track Tape Deck, BSB with 32.4. . .1r1.111 JJ"+. 107.784 J+.+ 104.65 i 35.4. . . .101.695 JO.+ 98.901 " .9b.255 a new Datsun at AFL in celebration of our 53rd Anniversary {offer exlires Au*ust 31. t9?{) 32.5 " . . 110.769 147343 10.1.34.q 3.i..5 . . . . 10r.408 36.5 93.630 ..96.0m Ji.o. . .110.429 3s.6 I t)7. 1 4:i 3.1.b 10.+.046 35.6.. ..141.124 36.(: 9"q.360 37.6. . . .95.744 Plenty reason to drive horne a Datsun deai from AFL todayl " 777 . ] !0.091 t Cfi 81.-1 ,) ,9./ 10-i.74ai 35.:. . . .1C}(,l.8{! 36.7 98"09: " "t)5.49CI rr\ 27 C o:- ? lQ 33"8. . . 10S.7st"r 33.8. i ir6 5{ra 1l ii ] ll-1"4-1ll 35.8...1ii(}.:5'l 36.8 07 .q MOTORS ?10 "i9th 3:.9". "lW.42:i" 106 l9i I arl. I :-" 3"q.9r" . . . \{.rJ "?.7t: 36.9 97 "S5A Jt .v. . .9.+.986 & W. i\r:rth Ave. #rt Miiwaukee . !-374 5860 Page ?'welvt: l5r.] t."'lluI SiCC[i CAlt' q,,ACl

i50 MILI STOCK CAR RACI ?age l'hirteen Two Cherrolet Speedsfers ,,WE'RE AS NDAR AS YOUB PHONE" Suburbqn Towing ,tl IHE MOST COMPLETE CAR & ]RUCK I Paul Gotrale/RPM Photo TOWING SERVICE AVAILABL[ SAL TOVELLA, who wos 46 yesterdoy, t I I of Addison Township, lll., hos driven (4I41 32t-I48s them oll. He hos competed here in Ford, Dodge, Plymoulh ond this yeor in o Specialists in 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle owned by Don- COMPLETELY NEW AIR BAG LIFTING OF: TRAILER, old Hobbs of Dovenport, lowo. Usuolly TRACTOR, TANKER, BUS, BOAT5, AIRPIANES, ITC. o top I0 runner, Tovello hod on off yeor in 1973, finishing l9th. il I lndustrial Scrap Service I Plant Cleanup and Dismantling L Jtm Drago Photo Crane Service JIGGER SlROlS, 39, of Hommond, lnd., *,"** hqs his firsf top rote ride in USAC stocks E Get this red, blue and. black on white patch this seoson, o former Roy Nichels 1973 MILL VALLEY SALYAGE {actual size) and show your colors. Send $1 Chevelle owned by Torn Adoms of ln- to the address below. dionopolis. He finished sixth in the Mil- ler 200. Sirois hos one Milwoukee Mile P.O. BOX lI58 win to his credit, toking first in o 1965 1339 E. Mcin St.. IYrltest r wb. 53186 midget roce held during foir week. tDwtsI {41{} 544-/t321 il,I fto,,*n [=ttt Sefs the Pace Midwest Racing News is the standard Sfock Cor Division of auto racing journalism in the midwest. UN'TED ST,4TES In its 16th year of publication, the weekly SCHWISTTR newspaper is the acknowledged leader in AUTO CLUB P(III{T STAI{DI]{GS TORD coverage of local, regional and national + YOUR TRANSPORTATION HEADQUARTERS events. It is put together by professionals who love both racing and quallty. It is on sale in the stands through- t973 ln addition to prize mon.ey, lhe drivers in today's race are t974 a NICE place . . for NIC= and tracks competing {or poinis, which deiermine the champion and the people to buy NICE cars out the midwest for 35c a copy. Final Sfondings I 974 standings. Cumenf Sfondings and trucks! (As l. Butch Harlman 29t0 Nofionol Championship Poinls of Aug. 14, 1974\ 2, Ramo Stott ..., 2565 l. Butch Hartman, #75 l82O SALES o SERVICE T LEAS|NG SUBSCRIBE NOW! 3. Bay Darnell . .., t8 t5 Awarded for Todoy's Roce 2. Norm Nelson, #7 ....1790 3. Ramo Stott, ,t2 .. .. 4. Jack Bowsher .. 1790 .1250 The Deaiership that 40 -vears 4. Don White. lr9 ..... ll90 I or{31*,5,00 2 ouo",-.T,"", 9.00 . 1745 5. Paul Feldner . 1st 250 10th 100 of Good Service built . Paul Feldner, /J5 ... I 145 . . 6. Roger McCluskey I5r0 5. (i1 extra per ye:rr in Canada) 2nd 210 11th 90 6. Ernie Derr, it22 ..... 1030 7. Don White . . . t4 t5 (Published 7. Bay Darn.ell, #12 .. . . 810 SCHWISTER FORD Weekly May Thru Septeqrber Plus 8. Ernie Derr .... . il75 3rd 180 72th 80 Monthly Issues in April, October and December) 8. Steve Drake, #50 . . . 730 10i36 Fond Lac 9. Norm Nelson . . I 095 W. du 9. Mickey Flora, #30 .. 725 I0. John Schultz .., 915 4th 160 13th 7A 10. lrv Janey, #l I . .. .. 690 M iiwaukee I l. lrv Janey . .. .. 895 j;25 5th 150 14th 60 I l. Jigger Sirois, 505 MIDWEST RACING NEWS, INC. 12. John Reimer . .. 724 :r27 l?. Ken Rowley, .... 590 Foirview Milwoukee, Wis. 53213 . . 7t0 6th 140 15th 50 6646 W. Ave. 13. H. B. Bailey . 13. Larry Cope, #29 .... 580 Phone: 14. Harold Fair , .. 640 40 14. Terry Ryan, #61 .... 405 7th 130 16th 353-4500 Nalne - 15. A. J. Foyt . ... 620 15. Fred Zack, lt96 . .. .. 380 16. Verlin Eaker .. 580 8th 120 17th 30 16. Tiny Lund, *55 ..... 365 .{ddrt'ss or Box No. 17. Jim Tobin ...... 555 17. Pat Patrick, f26 .... 360 9th 110 18th 20 City (Post Offlce) 18. Ray Bolander .. 5r5 18. Bill Wrich, Ji67 ..... 310 19. Sal Tovella ... 495 j5 I ...320 19th through Ld lg.BobWhitlow, Stete Zip Code 20. Dcan Roper . 450 40th lt70 310 '. 20. Paul Sizemore, .. [] One Year $5.00 l[] T\Mo Years 99.00 fl Patch $L00

I5O MILE STOCK CAR RACE Page Fourteen I5O MILE STOCK CAR RACE Page Fifteen 'Tween the Weekends There's been quite a change in the Turo $unday $houu$ game of late model . jumped In 1949 Paul Russo into a A pair of United States .A.rmin Krueger Photo friend.'s Cadillac that was driven to ,}949 ALL SEATS Auto Club late model ON THURSDAY, Aug. 25, 1949, Poul Russo (#2) borreled o Codii- GRANDSTAND BLEACHERS the track and won the first Thursday R.ESERYED CXATN, SEAIE .EDCTIONS A to D ADIILT (UNTEn stock car races will close loc to victory in the first Thursdoy stock roce ot the Wisconsin Stote SI:CTIONS: E-M SESIIONS N TO N aI-nD rzt BDSE}iVED RESEEYEI) out the 1974 season at the stock ear raoe alt the Wisconsin State Foir Speedwoy, He is being pursued by Fronk Burony t#25-1949 Chev- FAtn sTocx 200 Wisconsin State Fair ro let). SUNIDAY. AUG" I8* $5.50 $4.50 Fair Speedway. QUAL: SAME DAY $3.50 it.75 Speedway. Plan to attend 60YERlroR's both, the 200 on Sunday, Last year, Butch Hartman's victory came as part Seventeen drivers have crossed the finish line cuP 250 SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 $5.00 $5.00 $4.00 s2.00 Aug. 18 and the Gover- of a carefully planned prognam which included an first with Don White and each doing QUAL: SAT.. SEPr. 7 nor's Cup 250 on Sunday, all-out race car with every possible piece of equip- *FAIR Sept. 8. Many good tic. it three times. Ten makes have entered the winners DATES-PRICES SHOWN DO NOT INCLUDE ADMISSION TO THE the GROUNDS . . . HOWEYER. kets for each are still ment that could produce a win, including a two-way cirrle with Ford making the most appearances, spec.ial reduced price policy for thc second and,/or third ,""", id"J-(l;;'if,"'illlf-iiLj was.inilia-fed, last season, .will again be in affecl {or this year. Multiple"tt advance ,iil r;"1.i-orr"iril_-iZ.'Oij-nJ[ available. radio, plus a backup car, just in case. seven. races witt be siven lwo discounf coupons worrh 9t.50 ili ii"-ioi."f aomrssto'n:1t_l-.-!^.:ll chrrEe. I!:Ee

fn aI, 24 Thursday Eair events have been held in Thursday national championship races may seem NOTES-A|| events will ba started on Central Daylight Saving time. All Rain Datcs be dn'noU'nCed.IPECIAL io the laslt 25 years (one was lost to rain) and each unusual, but on the Milwaukee Mile, we've been do- . Unraeerved Bleacher Seating and year lnfield Standing Room Tickels Available on Race Days for the equipment became more sophisticated. ing it for a quarter of a century. All Events. Reserved Bleacher Seal prices ficltet Apply for Goneral Admissio,n llhconsin futo fiaeing, lnc. . practice Ticket Holders Admitted Free to Qualifying & Days. ficket Offiee All events sanctioned by thc Uni*ed States Aqlo Ctub. 6648 W. Fairrriew Ave. ALL TICKET SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS UNLESS EYENT IS CANCELLED Previous Winners 0f the Fair fYeek Thursday Race Were: Miluraukee, WI53213 (414) 257-3380 Date Driver, Hometown Car Time Speed Miles 8/25/49 Paul Russq Hammond, Ind. 1949 Cadillac 1:28:33.66 67.758 100 8/24/50 Norm Nelson, Racine, Wis. 1950 l:25:58.37 69.79 100 persons holding tickets for this yeaCs races 1951 (No 100 .$tl 8/23/51 Rodger Ward, Los Angeles, Calif. Oldsmobile Time) will have the option of renewing them for ttre lgZS 8/21/52 Frank Luptow, Tampa, Fla. 1952 Hudson 1:24:33.6E0 70.65 100 season. They must notify the ticket office in writ_ 8/27 /53 Don O'Dell, Blue Island, Ill. 1951 Packard 2:04:13.502 72.65 150 1975 TICKETS ing between Sept., 9 and Oct. 14. After ttrat, tick_ Paved in i954 ets that have not been reseryed will be availaLle on a first-come, first-served basis. 8/26/54 Frank Mundy, Atlanta, Ga. 1954 Chrysler 2:00:02.522 74.97 150 8/25/55 Tony Bettenhausen, Tinley Pk., Ill. 1955 Chrysler 1:19:52.373 8r.17i 150 8/23/56 Sam Hanks, Glendale, Calif. 1956 Mercury 2:19:45.11 82.81 194* 8/22/57 Ralph Moody, Dania, Fla. 1957 Ford 2:22:57.356 83.939 200 CHAIR SEATS-Soc. E,lt 8/2r/58 Pat Flaherty, Chieago 1957 Chevrolet 2:20:05.29 85.06 200 :}4ANDSTAND G4

Page Sixteen I50 MILE STOCK CAR RACE I5O MILE STOCK CAR RACE Poge Seventeen FOR COMPTETE TRNNSMISSION AND ENGINE OVERHAUT, GO TO Bob Richardson's New o

OPEN DAILY, Another Rqce 8 A.[,l. TO7 P.M. Sat. 8lo 2 One reason knowledgeable race fans like to I sit in the grandstand, besides ha,ving a roof REBUILDERS, over their heads, is to wateh the pit action. mffi The old saying, 'races are won and lost in 1{0RTH:4319 W, North Ave. 871.S43 the pits'is a true one. S0UTH: ts16 W. Burnham 541.7850 Pit strategy is as much a part of a win- ning team's plans as what kind of car to use and who the driver is. Playing the cau- WE SELL WE BUY tion flags, keeping the length of stops to a IJTTE DTODEL II'RECI(S LATE MODET PARTS tr'orclgin Bnd l)omettlc ENGINE AND minimum and even where the pit is located Bob Ircwis photo r BoDY PARTS rOT LINE SER\IICE r IRANSMISSIONS are all part of the game. DArr.Y DELIlIERIES STARTER DUANE SWEENEY hoci some compony ot fhe stort/ I FRONI END' to finish line prior to lost month's Miller High Life 200 here. r RADIAIORS AND MILWAUKED AND AREA Today the game is being made even more Getting lessons in woving the flog were (from left) Joon tt't DlMt LltrFNo ToI Ch&rae sophistica.ted with two-way radios replacing Fischer, Ann McGinnis, Solly Stein ond Terry McNolly. Hor Lr NE MILW. the traditional pit boards on some tearns. 271-3125 +t Mr. East of Ewy. 1a,1 For Your Dining Pleasure on Co. Tk. A (Acloas By far, all the action isn't on the race- t floE Club 144) track. TYROTEAII TOW]IE HIIUSE IilOTEL AUTO SALYAGE INC. 1657 South l08th Street a. S, Co. Tk. A, WEST BENI) JIM GISE, PEs. West Allis, Wl 53214 ffiB {414) 771_3410 ree#/ Enlerloinment-Wed., Fri. & Sot. Over 100 Rooms, indoor Pool Ziebaft @ Auto - Ttuck Ruslprooling

For All Your Insurance Needs See Photos by rl: What a diffe,rence Pqul Gohde/RPM {qrs HILTER AGENCY, INC. belween 6914 W. Appleton Ave. ruslproofing and ZIEBART rustproofing! Milwoukee, Wis. 53216 {414) 462-8880 MILWAUKEE CUDAHY 202t 5. I08rh Sr. 5957 S. Pockord FIRE-CASUALTY-MAR I N E-LI FE ({I4) (4t{} HEALTH-ACCIDENT 541.2525 76t-6t90 THE CREW of iock Bowsher is one of the better ones ir the business. Here is o sequence of one of his pii stops in the Miller HiEh Life ?00. in the top photo members woit with tires ond on impoct wrenci': for Bowsher ic Automotiue moke his stop. On o normol pit stcp tires oncj fuei ore Greof dining... Towing oll thot the cor-needs. The ic,werthree photos show' Before or otter anything. Seraice, Ine. both needs i:eing token core of the right woy in o mini- ORIGINAT 24 }!OUR RADIO mum of time. PIGGY BACK DISPAICHED fflboa?r, SERVICE Highwcy 20 or 1.94 Roeine Coll 48I.4600 Eosy Access on cnd Off Erpresswoy Fost Service

Serving Daily from I l;30 A.M. O Phone 835-4495 833 lV. Woterford Ave. Milwoukee, Wis. 5322I Page Etghtem I5O MILE STOCK CAR RACE I5O MILE STOCK CAR RACE Page Nineteen ,

FINISH OF THE 150 MILE STOCK CAR RACE 2r. l KAISHIAN KAISHIAN 2 22. TIRES 3 23. TIHES 4 ,24 5 25.

6 26 CONSTRUCTION MILEAGE BRAKING HAZARD STEERIl{G PNrcE 7 27. PROtECflOlrl FESPOIiISE GUARANTEED cuT 8 28. TREAD LIFE FOR EXPRESSED ON WET LANE CHANGE 9 29 IN MILES PIPE AT 20 MPH HIGHWAY to. 30 40 MPH ll. 3r. ALL STEEL t2. 32 a BELTED RADIAL 33 ,3. LOYV t4. 34, t5. 35 ,6. 36 t7. 37. PRICES ,8. 38. 19. 39. 40. STEEL BELTEO SOTOOO 20. I-nizl BIAS PLY AT TIME OF RACE: AVERAGE SPEED:

POLYESTER 2(,pOO ACCESSORY PRIZE MONEY tilrPl BIAS PLY Foir Stock I 5O \ Kqishiont PERFECT UNION 76 FIRESTONE GOODYEAR PION $r 50 $600 $2OO 2. 3oo 300 300 t25 Rati ngs obtained by Uniroyal personnel under controlled conditions using new t res anc recen: mode cars Res ultsr may vary accord ng to driver, automobile, tread wear and road cond t ons. 3. 2@ loo r00 r00

UNIROYAL UNIR,OYAL UNIROYAL TRACK RECORDS - ONE MILE PAVED TRACK - WISCONSIN STATE FAIR SPEEDWAY TrcER LATE MODET STOCK CARS ,EEilIil- Fleelmasler WI]ITER Distance Driver Car Time Speed Date 70 and 60 SS lleep Lug PATR(IL I MILE Unser #5=1970 Pl outh Su rBird 33.074 108.847 9-to-72 #5- tiIerglass-Belted WIDE BASE 1 MILE Unser 970, Plymouth SuperBird 33.945 106.554 9-10-72 Belted Snow Tlres RAISED Also in Hiway 5 MILES O Plymouth SuperBird 2,45.317 108.883 9-l WHITE LETTERS Treads Butch #75-1973 Dodge Chorger 107.228 9- 9-73 10 ILES Hortmon 5,35.732 ond Whitewolls #75-1973 15 MILES Butch Hortmon Dodge Chorger 829.371 106.013 9- 9-73 1'IRI'S I'OR 25 MILES Butch Hortmon #75-1973 Dodge Chorger 14:1 5.694 105.178 9- 9-73 CARS_TRUCKS_BUSES FASTRAKS SNOYY TIRE HEAD9UARTERS 50 MILES Don White #3-l 969 Dodge Doytono 2a:23.456 105.668 7-t2-7O ALL SIZES IMPORTS-TRAILERS American & Foreign Sizes 75 M]LES Butch Hortmon #75-1973 Dodge Chorger 43:05.986 104.409. 9- 9-73 TUBES 100 MILES irl -l Supe rBi rd 59:55.961 1O0.114 7-L2-7O AND WHEETS ,,*, o L 14,23.3.l MILES Butch rger 6 00.822 9- 9-73 771-1992 BAill(AI{TRI0ARll 150 M|LES Bob U nser +rl5- l969 Ford Torino 1:30:43.62O 99.198 9- 7-69 175 MILES Don White #3- I 969 l:45:52.4tO 99.176 9- 7-59 2OO MILES Don White #3- 1 969 e Chorger 2:01:40.360 98.495 9- 7-69 225 MILES Don White #3- l 969 Chorger 2:L6:55.62O 98.592 9- 7-69 TIRE SALES 250 MILES Don White +l -l 968 Dodge Chorger 2:,32:L2.O67 98.554 9- 8-68 KAISHIAN 5808 W. NATIONAL AVE. Page Twenty I50 MILE STOCK CAR RACE FIVE REASONS TO DRIVE A SBT OF NEW UNION RADIAL STEEL TIRES.

<17 Unlike many steel- l/\ belted radial tires, the Union Radial Steel a "low prof ile" tire that easily absorbs road shock. Two wide steel belts under the tread reduce the chance of impact breaks or punctures. (Some : steel-belted radi- als have only one steel belt.)

I I H il $ x ffi, $ Fd' & I*, K & l.€ ffi $ ,, s lJl il s

-4- rlexible. )X battooned sidewalls let the more tire lean with the gasoline mileage than turn, while steel bias plytires due to less belts keep the tread rolling resistance. lt takes flat, firmly in contact less horsepower to start with the road while and keep a radial tire rolling. driving at safe speeds. We call it the "glide ridei

Double steel belts hold the *

Steel our 40,000-mile tire.' : j For better gasoline mileage and a "glide ride," buy a f ull set of our 40,000-mile tires- The Union Fladial Steel. tit