Points structure. The series champ won $1500. How times change. 12th place was only worth $50.00!!!
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Trophy Dash and C-main lineup for the Nov. 4 race at Roseville, Ca's All American Speedway. 81 cars qualified, only 58 got to actually race!
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I attended the race at Roseville's All American Speedway, a tight, no-passing track Note that every race winner came out of the front row. It was just a matter of staying on the bottom, the top was WAY to slick for anyone to pass. Ollie Silva held off the pack to win the A-main.
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Jim Landry's #38 outside Star Speedway.
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Johnny Logan in the #7 at Oswego.
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Ron Neal of Ohio in the #16.
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Desi Desabrais #18
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Ernie Rose #10
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Jack Epperson #18 at San Jose.
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Mike Sargent - #7. Son of the great Marshall Sargent, Mike really didn't come into his own until they moved over to the dirt track at the San Jose fairgrounds in the early80's.
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Howard Kaeding's #3 Flyer's Body Shop Chevy. Howard was usually the man to beat at San Jose in the early 70's
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Back in the days when you ran the same car on dirt and pavement, Leroy Van Connett was equally at home on both surfaces. He was an 8-time NARC sprint car champion, and was elected into the Sprint Car Hall of Fame a few years ago.
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Everett Edlund - Vince Logoluso #17
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Bob Cetti in the Dave Densmore #74.
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1971 Series champ Bill Scott.
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