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10/8/2026
Armadale speedway. Great night!
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C'mon Ipswich witches you can do this !
There was a funeral in the parking lot of my local speedway. Now this is what USA is about
Or maybe it was a ritual. There was a picture of someone and candles surrounding it.
Sorry for the crappy graphics, i have an iphone 12. I wanna get a new one so im saving up
shoutout to the cashier at speedyway
that clearly saw the look on my face
after five hours at the first rehearsal of tech week
and still learning blocking
and didn't charge me for my big gulp
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Released on this day (12 June 1968): Speedway. Tagline: “Smooth, fast and in high gear!” Look, all Elvis Presley movies are terrible, but some are worse than others. For approximately two and a half minutes at least, Speedway absolutely sizzles. And it’s not down to Elvis! Wacky hijinks ensue when a devil-may-care stock car driver Steve Grayson (Presley) is audited by a super-glamorous female IRS agent (!) Susan Jacks. She’s portrayed by irresistible sex kitten Nancy Sinatra in a role originally offered to Petula Clark and Annette Funicello. (Actually, Speedway was originally conceived as a vehicle for pop duo Sonny and Cher!). Inexplicably, Susan gets her own musical number – and it’s arguably one of the rare occasions Presley was outshone by his leading lady (see also: the explosive Ann-Margret in Viva Las Vegas four years earlier). Rocking a perfectly tousled leonine bouffant mane and a matchy-matchy powder-blue ensemble of turtleneck, tight pants and suede go-go boots, Sinatra stylishly belts and purrs the brash and sexy ditty “Your Groovy Self”, penned by her frequent musical collaborator Lee Hazlewood (the maverick genius behind her masterpieces like “These Boots Are Made for Walkin’”, “Summer Wine”, “Sugartown” and “Some Velvet Morning”). The sequence is stark, minimalist Pop Art perfection. As blogger Peter Viney puts it, “The choreography on “Your Groovy Self” is clichéd, but she sings in a laconic, almost sleazy way, and the band sounds burlesque with a powerful drum part, as if about to break into a striptease. We won’t investigate how Lee Hazlewood came to rhyme ‘bus’ with ‘dangerous.’” (“Your Groovy Self” is viewable on YouTube). Elvis’ best song in Speedway is “Let Yourself Go.” The supporting cast includes Gale Gordon (aka Lucille Ball’s boss Mr Mooney on The Lucy Show!). Epilogue: years later punk musician Bob Bert interviewed Sinatra for the zine BB Gun and asked her point-blank “Did you and Elvis fuck?” She responded, “I wish!”
The 1951 NASCAR Grand National Series, With the Mario Kart Double Dash/DS Point System Part 4
First place: Fonty Flock, 133 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 127 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 108 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 75 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 48 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Thirteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fourteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Joe Eubanks, 20 points
Sixteenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 20 points
Seventeenth place: Lloyd Moore, 18 points
Eighteenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Nineteenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Twentieth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Twenty first place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty second place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty third place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty fourth place: John McGinley, 12 points
Twenty fifth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty sixth place: Billy Carden, 11 points
Twenty seventh place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Twenty eighth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Twenty ninth place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Thirtieth place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Thirty first place: Jimmy Florian, 9 points
Thirty second place: Bill Snowden, 9 points
Thirty third place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Thirty fourth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirty fifth place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty sixth place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty seventh place: Shorty York, 8 points
Thirty eighth place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Thirty ninth place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Fortieth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Forty first place: George Seeger, 6 points
Forty second place: Lloyd Dayne, 6 points
Forty third place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty fourth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Forty fifth place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Forty sixth place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Forty seventh place: Cotton Owens, 6 points
Forty eighth place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Forty ninth place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Fiftieth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Fifty first place: Freddie Lee, 4 points
Fifty second place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty third place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty fourth place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty fifth place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Fifty seventh place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Fifty eighth place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Fifty ninth place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Sixtieth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixty first place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty second place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty third place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Sixty seventh place: Les Snow, 2 points
Sixty eighth place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Sixty ninth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventieth place: Danny Weinberg, 2 points
Seventy first place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy second place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy third place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Hap Jones, 2 points
Seventy eighth place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Seventy ninth place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Eightieth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Eighty first place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Eighty second place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Eighty third place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Eighty fourth place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Eighty fifth place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Eighty sixth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Eighty seventh place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
Eighty eighth place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
Eighty ninth place: Ed Benedict, 1 point
The thirty sixth race of the season at the Marchbanks Speedway would have Danny Weinberg taking the win with Marvin Panch finishing second, Bill Norton finishing third, Lloyd Dayne finishing fourth, Woody Brown finishing fifth, Claude Wallington finishing sixth, and Freddie Lee finishing seventh.
First place: Fonty Flock, 133 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 127 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 108 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 75 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 48 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Thirteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fourteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Joe Eubanks, 20 points
Sixteenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 20 points
Seventeenth place: Lloyd Moore, 18 points
Eighteenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Nineteenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Twentieth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Twenty first place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty second place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty third place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty fourth place: Danny Weinberg, 12 points
Twenty fifth place: John McGinley, 12 points
Twenty sixth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty seventh place: Billy Carden, 11 points
Twenty eighth place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Twenty ninth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Thirtieth place: Lloyd Dayne, 10 points
Thirty first place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Thirty second place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Thirty third place: Jimmy Florian, 9 points
Thirty fourth place: Bill Snowden, 9 points
Thirty fifth place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Thirty sixth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirty seventh place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty eighth place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty ninth place: Shorty York, 8 points
Fortieth place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Forty first place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Forty second place: Marvin Panch, 8 points
Forty third place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Forty fourth place: George Seeger, 6 points
Forty fifth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty sixth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Forty seventh place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Forty eighth place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Forty ninth place: Cotton Owens, 6 points
Fiftieth place: Bill Norton, 6 points
Fifty first place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Fifty second place: Freddie Lee, 5 points
Fifty third place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Fifty fourth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Fifty fifth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty seventh place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty eighth place: John Duboise, 4 points
Fifty ninth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Sixtieth place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Sixty first place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Sixty second place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Sixty third place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty seventh place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty eighth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Sixty ninth place: Woody Brown, 3 points
Seventieth place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Seventy first place: Les Snow, 2 points
Seventy second place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Seventy third place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy eighth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Seventy ninth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Eightieth place: Hap Jones, 2 points
Eighty first place: Claude Wallington, 2 points
Eighty second place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Eighty third place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Eighty fourth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Eighty fifth place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Eighty sixth place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Eighty seventh place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Eighty eighth place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Eighty ninth place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Ninetieth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Ninety first place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
Ninety second place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
Ninety third place: Ed Benedict, 1 point
The thirty seventh race of the season at the Speedway Park would have Herb Thomas taking the win with Jack Smith finishing second, Fonty Flock finishing third, Bill Snowden finishing fourth, Frank Mundy finishing fifth, Tommy Moon finishing sixth, and Lee Petty finishing seventh. Fonty Flock’s point lead over his brother Tim now increases. The gap is now 12 points.
First place: Fonty Flock, 139 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 127 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 118 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 76 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 51 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Thirteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fourteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Joe Eubanks, 20 points
Sixteenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 20 points
Seventeenth place: Lloyd Moore, 18 points
Eighteenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Nineteenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Twentieth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Twenty first place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty second place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty third place: Bill Snowden, 13 points
Twenty fourth place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty fifth place: Danny Weinberg, 12 points
Twenty sixth place: John McGinley, 12 points
Twenty seventh place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty eighth place: Billy Carden, 11 points
Twenty ninth place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Thirtieth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Thirty first place: Lloyd Dayne, 10 points
Thirty second place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Thirty third place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Thirty fourth place: Jimmy Florian, 9 points
Thirty fifth place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Thirty sixth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirty seventh place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty eighth place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty ninth place: Shorty York, 8 points
Fortieth place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Forty first place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Forty second place: Marvin Panch, 8 points
Forty third place: Jack Smith, 8 points
Forty fourth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Forty fifth place: George Seeger, 6 points
Forty sixth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty seventh place: Red Byron, 6 points
Forty eighth place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Forty ninth place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Fiftieth place: Cotton Owens, 6 points
Fifty first place: Bill Norton, 6 points
Fifty second place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Fifty third place: Freddie Lee, 5 points
Fifty fourth place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Fifty fifth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty seventh place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty eighth place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty ninth place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Sixtieth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Sixty first place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Sixty second place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Sixty third place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty seventh place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty eighth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty ninth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Seventieth place: Woody Brown, 3 points
Seventy first place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Seventy second place: Les Snow, 2 points
Seventy third place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy eighth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy ninth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Eightieth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Eighty first place: Hap Jones, 2 points
Eighty second place: Claude Wallington, 2 points
Eighty third place: Tommy Moon, 2 points
Eighty fourth place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Eighty fifth place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Eighty sixth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Eighty seventh place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Eighty eighth place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Eighty ninth place: Dick Moffit, 1 point
Ninetieth place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Ninety first place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Ninety second place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Ninety third place: Furman Lancester, 1 point
Ninety fourth place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
Ninety fifth place: Ed Benedict, 1 point
For the thirty eighth race of the season, they once again return to the Carrell Speedway. Bill Norton would take the win with Dick Meyer finishing second, Erick Erickson finishing third, Lou Figaro finishing fourth, Danny Weinberg finishing fifth, Bill Ledbetter finishing sixth, and Burt Jackson finishing seventh.
First place: Fonty Flock, 139 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 127 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 118 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 76 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 51 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Erick Erickson, 22 points
Thirteenth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Fourteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Sixteenth place: Joe Eubanks, 20 points
Seventeenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 20 points
Eighteenth place: Lou Figaro, 18 points
Nineteenth place: Lloyd Moore, 18 points
Twentieth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Twenty first place: Bill Norton, 16 points
Twenty second place: Danne Weinberg, 15 points
Twenty third place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty fourth place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty fifth place: Bill Snowden, 13 points
Twenty sixth place: Dick Meyer, 13 points
Twenty seventh place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty eighth place: John McGinley, 12 points
Twenty ninth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Thirtieth place: Billy Carden, 11 points
Thirty first place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Thirty second place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Thirty third place: Lloyd Dayne, 10 points
Thirty fourth place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Thirty fifth place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Thirty sixth place: Jimmy Florian, 9 points
Thirty seventh place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Thirty eighth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirty ninth place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Fortieth place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Forty first place: Shorty York, 8 points
Forty second place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Forty third place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Forty fourth place: Marvin Panch, 8 points
Forty fifth place: Jack Smith, 8 points
Forty sixth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Forty seventh place: George Seeger, 6 points
Forty eighth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty ninth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Fiftieth place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Fifty first place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Fifty second place: Cotton Owen, 6 points
Fifty third place: Freddie Lee, 5 points
Fifty fourth place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Fifty fifth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty seventh place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty eighth place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty ninth place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Sixtieth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Sixty first place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Sixty second place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Sixty third place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty seventh place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty eighth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty ninth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Seventieth place: Woody Brown, 3 points
Seventy first place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Seventy second place: Les Snow, 2 points
Seventy third place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy eighth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy ninth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Eightieth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Eighty first place: Hap Jones, 2 points
Eighty second place: Claude Wallington, 2 points
Eighty third place: Tommy Moon, 2 points
Eighty fourth place: Bill Ledbetter, 2 points
Eighty fifth place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Eighty sixth place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Eighty seventh place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Eighty eighth place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Eighty ninth: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Ninetieth place: Dick Moffit, 1 point
Ninety first place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Ninety second place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Ninety third place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Ninety fourth place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
Ninety fifth place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
Ninety sixth place: Ed Benedict, 1 point
Ninety seventh place: Burt Jackson, 1 point
Ther thirty ninth race of the season would have Tim Flock getting his seventh win of the season, getting some much needed points going into the finale. Bob Flock would finish second, Jack Smith would finish third, Frank Mundy would finish fourth, Gober Sosebee would finish fifth, Ed Samples would finish sixth, and Lloyd Moore would finish seventh.
First place: Fonty Flock, 139 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 137 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 118 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 76 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 55 points
Seventh place: Bob Block, 32 points
Eighth place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Ninth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 27 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Erick Erickson, 22 points
Thirteenth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Fourteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Sixteenth place: Joe Eubanks, 20 points
Seventeenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 20 points
Eighteenth place: Lloyd Moore, 19 points
Nineteenth place: Lou Figaro, 18 points
Twentieth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Twenty first place: Bill Norton, 16 points
Twenty second place: Danny Weinberg, 15 points
Twenty third place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty fourth place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty fifth place: Jack Smith, 14 points
Twenty sixth place: Bill Snowden, 13 points
Twenty seventh place: Dick Meyer, 13 points
Twenty eighth place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty ninth place: John McGinley, 12 points
Thirtieth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Thirty first place: Billy Carden, 11 points
Thirty second place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Thirty third place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Thirty fourth place: Lloyd Dayne, 10 points
Thirty fifth place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Thirty sixth place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Thirty seventh place: Jimmy Florian, 9 points
Thirty eighth place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Thirty ninth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Fortieth place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Forty first place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Forty second place: Shorty York, 8 points
Forty third place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Forty fourth place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Forty fifth place: Marvin Panch, 8 points
Forty sixth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Forty seventh place: George Seeger, 6 points
Forty eighth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty ninth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Fiftieth place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Fifty first place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Fifty second place: Cotton Owens, 6 points
Fifty third place: Freddie Lee, 5 points
Fifty fourth place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Fifty fifth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty seventh place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty eighth place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty ninth place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Sixtieth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Sixty first place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Sixty second place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Sixty third place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty seventh place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty eighth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty ninth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Seventieth place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Seventy first place: Woody Brown, 3 points
Seventy second place: Les Snow, 2 points
Seventy third place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy eighth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy ninth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Eightieth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Eighty first place: Hap Jones, 2 points
Eighty second place: Claude Wallington, 2 points
Eighty third place: Tommy Moon, 2 points
Eighty fourth place: Bill Ledbetter, 2 points
Eighty fifth place: Ed Samples, 2 points
Eighty sixth place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Eighty seventh place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Eighty eighth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Eighty ninth place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Ninetieth place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Ninety first place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Ninety second place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Ninety third place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Ninety fourth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Ninety fifth place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
Ninety sixth place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
Ninety seventh place: Ed Benedict, 1 point
Ninety eighth place: Burt Jackson, 1 point
Going into the final race of the season at the Lakeview Speedway, the championship would come down to Fonty and Tim, the two Flock Brothers. Fonty would have the lead over Tim by 2 points. In the event of a tie, Fonty would have the tiebreaker with the better finishes. Fonty could clinch the championship with a second place finish. The race would end with Frank Mundy taking the win, Tim Flock finishing second, Red Duvall finishing third, Fonty Flock finishing fourth, Don Oldenberg finishing fifth, Buddy Shuman finishing sixth, and Gober Sosebee finishing seventh.
First place: Tim Flock, 145 points
Second place: Fonty Flock, 143 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 118 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 76 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 65 points
Seventh place: Bob Flock, 32 points
Eighth place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Ninth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 28 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Erick Erickson, 22 points
Thirteenth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Fourteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Sixteenth place: Joe Eubanks, 20 points
Seventeenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 20 points
Eighteenth place: Lloyd Moore, 19 points
Nineteenth place: Lou Figaro, 18 points
Twentieth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Twenty first place: Bill Norton, 16 points
Twenty second place: Danny Weinberg, 15 points
Twenty third place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty fourth place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty fifth place: Jack Smith, 14 points
Twenty sixth place: Bill Snowden, 13 points
Twenty seventh place: Dick Meyer, 13 points
Twenty eighth place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty ninth place: John McGinley, 12 points
Thirtieth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Thirty first place: Billy Carden, 11 points
Thirty second place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Thirty third place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Thirty fourth place: Lloyd Dayne, 10 points
Thirty fifth place: Buddy Shuman, 10 points
Thirty sixth place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Thirty seventh place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Thirty eighth place: Jimmy Florian, 9 points
Thirty ninth place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Fortieth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Forty first place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Forty second place: Shorty York, 8 points
Forty third place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Forty fourth place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Forty fifth place: Marvin Panch, 8 points
Forty sixth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Forty seventh place: George Seeger, 6 points
Forty eighth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty ninth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Fiftieth place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Fifty first place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Fifty second place: Cotton Owens, 6 points
Fifty third place: Red Duvall, 6 points
Fifty fourth place: Freddie Lee, 5 points
Fifty fifth place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Fifty seventh place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty eighth place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty ninth place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Sixtieth place: John Duboise, 4 points
Sixty first place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Sixty second place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Sixty third place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty seventh place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty eighth place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty ninth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Seventieth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Seventy first place: Woody Brown, 3 points
Seventy second place: Don Oldenberg, 3 points
Seventy third place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Les Snow, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy eighth place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy ninth place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Eightieth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Eighty first place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Eighty second place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Eighty third place: Hap Jones, 2 points
Eighty fourth place: Claude Wallington, 2 points
Eighty fifth place: Tommy Moon, 2 points
Eighty sixth place: Bill Ledbetter, 2 points
Eighty seventh place: Ed Samples, 2 points
Eighty eighth place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Eighty ninth place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Ninetieth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Ninety first place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Ninety second place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Ninety third place: Dick Moffit, 1 point
Ninety fourth place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Ninety fifth place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Ninety sixth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Ninety seventh place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
Ninety eighth place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
Ninety ninth place: Ed Benedict, 1 point
One Hundredth place: Burt Jackson, 1 point.
And there you have it. With this system, instead of Herb Thomas, it is Tim Flock that wins the 1951 championship. After battling his brother Fonty all season, he edges him out by only 2 points.
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First place: Fonty Flock, 123 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 112 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 98 points
Fourth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Fifth place: Lee Petty, 56 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 38 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Donald Thomas, 18 points
Thirteenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Fourteenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Fifteenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 16 points
Sixteenth place: Jim Paschal, 16 points
Seventeenth place: Lloyd Moore, 15 points
Eighteenth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Nineteenth place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twentieth place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty first place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty second place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty third place: Neil Cole, 10 points
Twenty fourth place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Twenty fifth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Twenty sixth place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Twenty seventh place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Twenty eighth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Twenty ninth place: Joe Eubanks, 8 points
Thirtieth place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty first place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty second place: Shorty York, 8 points
Thirty third place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Thirty fourth place: George Seeger, 6 points
Thirty fifth place: Lloyd Dayne, 6 points
Thirty sixth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Thirty seventh place: Red Byron, 6 points
Thirty eighth place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Thirty ninth place: Pappy Hough, 5 points
Fortieth place: Jimmy Florian, 5 points
Forty first place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Forty second place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Forty third place: Freddie Lee, 4 points
Forty fourth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Forty fifth place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Forty sixth place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Forty seventh place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Forty eighth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Forty ninth place: John McGinley, 4 points
Fiftieth place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Fifty first place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Fifty second place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Fifty third place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Fifty fourth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Fifty fifth place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Fifty sixth place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Fifty seventh place: Cotton Owens, 3 points
Fifty eighth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Fifty ninth place: Bill Snowden, 3 points
Sixtieth place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Sixty first place: Les Snow, 2 points
Sixty second place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Sixty third place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Sixty fourth place: Danny Weinberg, 2 points
Sixty fifth place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Sixty sixth place: Bub King, 2 points
Sixty seventh place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Sixty eighth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Sixty ninth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Seventieth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Seventy first place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Seventy second place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Seventy third place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Seventy fourth place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Seventy fifth place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Seventy sixth place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Seventy seventh place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Seventy eighth place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Seventy ninth place: Billy Carden, 1 point
Eightieth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
For the thirty first race of the season, they return to the Orange Speedway. Herb Thomas would take the win with Leonard Tippet finishing second, Joe Eubanks finishing third, Jim Paschal finishing fourth, Lee Petty finishing fifth, Donald Thomas finishing sixth, and Furman Lancaster finishing seventh.
First place: Fonty Flock, 123 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 112 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 108 points
Fourth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Fifth place: Lee Petty, 59 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 38 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Thirteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Fourteenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Fifteenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Sixteenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 16 points
Seventeenth place: Lloyd Moore, 15 points
Eighteenth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Nineteenth place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twentieth place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty first place: Joe Eubanks, 14 points
Twenty second place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty third place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty fourth place: Neil Cole, 11 points
Twenty fifth place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Twenty sixth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Twenty seventh place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Twenty eighth place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Twenty ninth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirtieth place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty first place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty second place: Shorty York, 8 points
Thirty third place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Thirty fourth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Thirty fifth place: George Seeger, 6 points
Thirty sixth place: Lloyd Dayne, 6 points
Thirty seventh place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Thirty eighth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Thirty ninth place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Fortieth place: Pappy Hough, 5 points
Forty first place: Jimmy Florian, 5 points
Forty second place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Forty third place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Forty fourth place: Freddie Lee, 4 points
Forty fifth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Forty sixth place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Forty seventh place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Forty eighth place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Forty ninth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Fiftieth place: John McGinley, 4 points
Fifty first place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Fifty second place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Fifty third place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Fifty fourth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Fifty fifth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Fifty sixth place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Fifty seventh place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Fifty eighth place: Cotton Owens, 3 points
Fifty ninth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixtieth place: Bill Snowden, 3 points
Sixty first place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Sixty second place: Les Snow, 2 points
Sixty third place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Sixty fourth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Sixty fifth place: Danny Weinberg, 2 points
Sixty sixth place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Sixty seventh place: Bub King, 2 points
Sixty eighth place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Sixty ninth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventieth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Seventy first place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Seventy second place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Seventy third place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Seventy fourth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Seventy fifth place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Seventy sixth place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Seventy seventh place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Seventy eighth place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Seventy ninth place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Eightieth place: Billy Carden, 1 point
Eighty first place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Eighty second place: Furman Lancester, 1 point
The thirty second race of the season at the Thompson Speedway would have Neil Cole taking the win with Jim Reed finishing second, Dick Eagan finishing third, Billy Carden finishing fourth, Reino Tulonen finishing fifth, Pappy Hough finishing sixth, and Tim Flock finishing seventh. Tim Flock has just closed in on his brother by a single point.
First place: Fonty Flock, 123 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 113 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 108 points
Fourth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Fifth place: Lee Petty, 59 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 38 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Thirteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fourteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Sixteenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Seventeenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 16 points
Eighteenth place: Lloyd Moore, 15 points
Nineteenth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Twentieth place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty first place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty second place: Joe Eubanks, 14 points
Twenty third place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty fourth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty fifth place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Twenty sixth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Twenty seventh place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Twenty eighth place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Twenty ninth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirtieth place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty first place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty second place: Shorty York, 8 points
Thirty third place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Thirty fourth place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Thirty fifth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Thirty sixth place: Pappy Hough, 7 points
Thirty seventh place: George Seeger, 6 points
Thirty eighth place: Lloyd Dayne, 6 points
Thirty ninth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Fortieth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Forty first place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Forty second place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Forty third place: Jimmy Florian, 5 points
Forty fourth place: Billy Carden, 5 points
Forty fifth place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Forty sixth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Forty seventh place: Freddie Lee, 4 points
Forty eighth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Forty ninth place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fiftieth place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty first place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Fifty second place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Fifty third place: John McGinley, 4 points
Fifty fourth place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Fifty fifth place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Fifty sixth place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Fifty seventh place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Fifty eighth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Fifty ninth place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixtieth place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty first place: Cotton Owens, 3 points
Sixty second place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty third place: Bill Snowden, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Sixty sixth place: Les Snow, 2 points
Sixty seventh place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Sixty eighth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Sixty ninth place: Danny Weinberg, 2 points
Seventieth place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy first place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy second place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy third place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Seventy seventh place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Seventy eighth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Seventy ninth place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Eightieth place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Eighty first place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Eighty second place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Eighty third place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Eighty fourth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Eighty fifth place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
The thirty third race of the season at the Martinsville Speedway would have Frank Mundy taking the win with Lee Petty finishing second, Billy Meyers finishing third, Bill Snowden finishing fourth, Jimmy Lewallen finishing fifth, Pappy Hough finishing sixth, and Coleman Lawrence finishing seventh.
First place: Fonty Flock, 123 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 113 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 108 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 67 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 48 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Thirteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fourteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 19 points
Sixteenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Seventeenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Eighteenth place: Lloyd Moore, 15 points
Nineteenth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Twentieth place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty first place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty second place: Joe Eubanks, 14 points
Twenty third place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty fourth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty fifth place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Twenty sixth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Twenty seventh place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Twenty eighth place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Twenty ninth place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Thirtieth place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirty first place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty second place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty third place: Shorty York, 8 points
Thirty fourth place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Thirty fifth place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Thirty sixth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Thirty seventh place: Bill Snowden, 7 points
Thirty eighth place: George Seeger, 6 points
Thirty ninth place: Lloyd Dayne, 6 points
Fortieth place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty first place: Red Byron, 6 points
Forty second place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Forty third place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Forty fourth place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Forty fifth place: Jimmy Florian, 5 points
Forty sixth place: Billy Carden, 5 points
Forty seventh place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Forty eighth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Forty ninth place: Freddie Lee, 4 points
Fiftieth place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty first place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty second place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty third place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Fifty fourth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Fifty fifth place: John McGinley, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Fifty seventh place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Fifty eighth place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Fifty ninth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixtieth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty first place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty second place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty third place: Cotton Owens, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Sixty seventh place: Les Snow, 2 points
Sixty eighth place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Sixty ninth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventieth place: Danny Weinberg, 2 points
Seventy first place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy second place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy third place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Seventy eighth place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Seventy ninth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Eightieth place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Eighty first place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Eighty second place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Eighty third place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Eighty fourth place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Eighty fifth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Eighty sixth place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
Eighty seventh place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
The thirty fourth race of the season at the Pine Grove Speedway would have Tim Flock getting his sixth win of the season. He is now tied with his brother Fonty for the point lead. Fonty has the tiebreaker with more wins. John McGinley would finish second, Billy Carden would finish third, Jimmy Florian would finish fourth, Lloyd Moore would finish fifth, Hap Jones would finish sixth, and Ed Benedict would finish seventh.
First place: Fonty Flock, 123 points
Second place: Tim Flock, 123 points
Third place: Herb Thomas, 108 points
Fourth place: Lee Petty, 67 points
Fifth place: Marshall Teague, 66 points
Sixth place: Frank Mundy, 48 points
Seventh place: Curtis Turner, 31 points
Eighth place: Dick Rathmann, 31 points
Ninth place: Bob Flock, 24 points
Tenth place: Gober Sosebee, 24 points
Eleventh place: Bill Blair, 24 points
Twelfth place: Neil Cole, 21 points
Thirteenth place: Jim Paschal, 20 points
Fourteenth place: Donald Thomas, 20 points
Fifteenth place: Jimmy Lewallen, 19 points
Sixteenth place: Lloyd Moore, 18 points
Seventeenth place: Buck Baker, 17 points
Eighteenth place: Erick Erickson, 16 points
Nineteenth place: Lou Figaro, 14 points
Twentieth place: Johnny Mantz, 14 points
Twenty first place: Ronnie Kohler, 14 points
Twenty second place: Joe Eubanks, 14 points
Twenty third place: Tommy Thompson, 12 points
Twenty fourth place: John McGinley, 12 points
Twenty fifth place: Fireball Roberts, 11 points
Twenty sixth place: Billy Carden, 11 points
Twenty seventh place: Oda Greene, 10 points
Twenty eighth place: Jim Fiblekorn, 10 points
Twenty ninth place: Jesse James Taylor, 9 points
Thirtieth place: Pappy Hough, 9 points
Thirty first place: Jimmy Florian, 9 points
Thirty second place: Chuck Meekins, 8 points
Thirty third place: Charles Gattalia, 8 points
Thirty fourth place: Dell Pearson, 8 points
Thirty fifth place: Buddy Shuman, 8 points
Thirty sixth place: Shorty York, 8 points
Thirty seventh place: Leonard Tippet, 8 points
Thirty eighth place: Jim Reed, 8 points
Thirty ninth place: Fred Steinbroner, 7 points
Fortieth place: Bill Snowden, 7 points
Forty first place: George Seeger, 6 points
Forty second place: Lloyd Dayne, 6 points
Forty third place: Augie Walackas, 6 points
Forty fourth place: Red Byron, 6 points
Forty fifth place: Dick Eagan, 6 points
Forty sixth place: Billy Meyers, 6 points
Forty seventh place: Dick Meyer, 5 points
Forty eighth place: Bill Osborne, 4 points
Forty ninth place: Bill Holland, 4 points
Fiftieth place: Freddie Lee, 4 points
Fifty first place: Bud Farrell, 4 points
Fifty second place: Don Bailey, 4 points
Fifty third place: Perry Smith, 4 points
Fifty fourth place: John DuBoise, 4 points
Fifty fifth place: Hershel McGriff, 4 points
Fifty sixth place: Frank Luptow, 3 points
Fifty seventh place: Walt Sprague, 3 points
Fifty eighth place: Tom Jerris, 3 points
Fifty ninth place: Speedy Thompson, 3 points
Sixtieth place: Jerry Morese, 3 points
Sixty first place: Paul Newkirk, 3 points
Sixty second place: Jim Delaney, 3 points
Sixty third place: Cotton Owens, 3 points
Sixty fourth place: Bud Riley, 3 points
Sixty fifth place: Reino Tulonen, 3 points
Sixty sixth place: Weldon Adams, 2 points
Sixty seventh place: Les Snow, 2 points
Sixty eighth place: Lamar Crabtree, 2 points
Sixty ninth place: Earl Moss, 2 points
Seventieth place: Danny Weindberg, 2 points
Seventy first place: Jack Flynn, 2 points
Seventy second place: Bub King, 2 points
Seventy third place: Bill Rexford, 2 points
Seventy fourth place: Jack Goodwin, 2 points
Seventy fifth place: Jack Reynolds, 2 points
Seventy sixth place: Harold Kite, 2 points
Seventy seventh place: Hap Jones, 2 points
Seventy eighth place: Ewell Weddle, 1 point
Seventy ninth place: Hal Cole, 1 point
Eightieth place: Bob Dietrich, 1 point
Eighty first place: Bill Miller, 1 point
Eighty second place: Chuck Stimus, 1 point
Eighty third place: Dick Moffitt, 1 point
Eighty fourth place: Leon Sales, 1 point
Eighty fifth place: Frank Gise, 1 point
Eighty sixth place: Cal Johnson, 1 point
Eighty seventh place: Furman Lancaster, 1 point
Eighty eighth place: Coleman Lawrence, 1 point
Eighty ninth place: Ed Benedict, 1 point
For the thirty fifth race of the season, they return to the North Wilkesboro Speedway. Fonty Flock would increase his point lead with his eighth win of the season. He now leads his brother Tim by 6 points. Lee Petty would finish second, Joe Eubanks would finish third, Tim Flock would finish fourth, Cotton Owens would finish fifth, Bill Snowden would finish sixth, and Jimmy Lewallen would finish seventh.
To Be Continued…
