Chrysler 70 Still A Winner After 120000 Miles
The Chrysler 70 phaeton built in 1924 remains a dirt track race winner in Pennsylvania. Owned by Paul Lasischo of Mauch Chunk, Pa., the car and its daring driver built an early reputation on eastern Keystone state dirt tracks through bold, skillful driving and frequent wins.
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
Chrysler
Paul Lasischo
Mauch Chunk
Lasischo
Keystone State
Lasische
Lassoche
Chrysler’s Racing Car Triumphs Across Pennsylvania Circuits
The Chrysler driven by Paul Lasi sche won the ten mile free for all at Pottsville on June 22 defeating a large field in its class. Earlier milestones saw 100000 miles logged with wins at York and Lehighton as the car built a record in stock car competition through 1927 1928.
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United Auto Racing Corporation
Allentown
Reading
Pottsville
York
Pennsylvania
Trenton
N. Y
Chrysler
Lasische
Lehighton
Lasischo
Studebaker Dictator Six hits racing scene in Auckland
The Studebaker Dictator Six debuts with 115 inch wheelbase and new body styles priced from 995 to 1195 dollars. The Whippet four excels in Auckland races, scoring two firsts and one second against six cylinder rivals on a 15 mile program.
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Dictator
Studebaker
Weippet
Auckland
Studebaker Corporation of America
Henry Motor Sales
Studebaker-Erskine
Hight
Willys-Overland
N. Z
Gulls Aid Farmers Against Field Mice Near Snake River
Gulls from Great Salt Lake, noted for grasshopper work, are reported to feed on field mice near the American Falls reservoir on the Snake River in southern Idaho. A. E. McClymounds, Aberdeen Idaho, agriculture station superintendent, notes increasing gull populations around the artificial lake and their role in pest control as they follow farmers across plowed fields.
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Salt Lake City
Temple Square
American Falls
Snake River
Idaho
A. E. McClymounds
Aberdeen
Ida
Great Salt Lake
Bad Luck Epidemic Strikes Coast Team
Seattle Indians of the Pacific Coast League suffer a rash of injuries in one week with players including catcher Bill Steinecke and outfielder Charlie Wade among those sidelined while the bat boy remains in good form. The page also contains a separate legal notice from Guilford County, North Carolina.
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Seattle
Wash
Seattle Indians
Ofnek
Bill Steinecke
Charlie Wade
Wred Muller
Chick Ellsworth
Kyle Grhaam
Harry Taylor
Andy House
Frank Cox
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Timken
Butler Finish
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Erskine Models
Henry Motor Sales Co
Montlieu Avenue
Studebaker and Erskine
North Carolina
Guilford County
City of
High Point
E. Ss. Draper
T. R. Short
Jack Edwards
J. R. Moss
Firestone Tire Division
Gate City Motor Co
South Wrenn Street
Voice of Firestone
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Lovejoy
McLoughlin-Buick
Oshawa
Ont
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Buick and
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Willowbrook