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WESTFIELD. — Despite his slashing victory over Jimmy Dunn in last Sunday's Coon road Speedway feature, Lakewood’s Mystery Man not only failed to gain on Dunn in the point stand ings but found himself pushed in to third place by Bob Doverspike alarie, The popular Jimmy, with a sec ond in his heat and a win in the, i ie nd adda ae wo wEHLhial, BUC [UY SCCOongd-piace navite in tha fantiuma hae amar ‘wees Gu Ma QUE, AO Une sed a total of 430. Spike slid past the Mystery Man with a win in his heat and second in the semi t on top of his hard-earned feature third for a gross of 340. Plagued by engine trouble in the earlier, seEvents, the Mystery Ivan was able to add only a third in his near Wine leagre win to lose second spot by a slim 10-point, margin. Although Ted Houser was un able to compete last week and Roy Bohland has been out for uo, they managed to cling to ‘fourth and fifth places with 220 and 170 respectively At Coon Road, points are awarded for all events. ~ From points east of Westfield along Laks Erie, take Route 20 o the Parker road west of West field and a scant mile east of Forsythe bridge, then six miles off on hardtop to Coon road. The seven-event card starts at ‘pm. every Sunday. The girls are a day off this week, as the road asked for a Mechanics Special. —Wish you pay money? Its easy! Sell the things you're on longer using, or rent your rooms o an Observer reader, Phone EM 63000,
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Dunkirk Evening Observer
Dunkirk, New York, US
Fri, Aug 05, 1960
Page 7
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Thomas S.
