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Jimmy Harkness on his way to winning the prestigous 1973 Huchinson Nationals in the Les Stienert #11. We lost Jim before the beginning of the 1976 season in a highway accident in Ness County. (RIP Jim) Photo from the 1974 NCRA Yearbook. Photo #284 Left #11 car owner Les Steinert and right Jimmy Harkness receive their hardware for winning the Kansas State Fair Championship Races in 1973 from Dick Preston representing Yuma Oil. Photo #285 From left to right; Dale Reed, Dick Walker, Wylan Cattrell, Aaron Madden, and Wynn's Friction Proofing Rep. Max McGinnis. These drivers were the heat winners of the 1970 Nationals. Photo # 302 Photo from the 1971 Hutchinson National Program. The Merrick Racing Crew from the early 70's. Photo #305 Photo from the 1971 Hutchinson Nationals Program. Alan Herbert from Dodge City KS receives his hardware for winning the 1970 30 lap Semi National (B main). Photo #306 Photo from the 1973 Hutchinson Nationals Program. Ron Fowler from Chanute in the Schippert #4. Ron Set the fast time at the Hutch Nationals in 1972. The quick time was the record of 24.38 for the flat 1/2 mile fairgrounds and stood for as long as the supers timed in for positions (I wish they would have timed in for some of the state fair dates. There was some pretty cool days and the track had some pretty damp conditions). This was and still is one of my favorite supers and drivers along with Grady Wade and Roger Thompson as pilots. Photo #307 Photo from the 1973 Hutchinson Nationals Program. Mike Peters from Wichita, in Chet Wilson Engines Jerry Wilson owned #25. This is the only year I remember Mike in the #25. Photo #308 Photo from the 1973 Hutchinson Nationals Program. The lineup for the 1972 Hutch National 50 lap main event. Ron Fowler on the pole in the #4, Frank Lies in the #97 outside pole. Photo #309 Photo from the 1973 Hutchinson Nationals Program. Larry Wilson Of Moore, Oklahoma, driving the #82, receives his hardware from National Queen Miss Cheryl Dee Taylor and second runner-up Deneise Glass. Larry set a new track record for 30 laps of 12min.54sec 29hundredths. Larry done this with 6 cylinder power plant. He would repeat the win the following year, and also win the 1973 NCRA Modified (6 cyl.) Championship in its first season under the NCRA banner. Photo #310 Photo from the 1973 Hutchinson Nationals Program. Larry Dewell (L) and car owner Bob Billups (R), accept there harware from the Queen and her court for the 1972 Kansas State Super-Modified Champion. Photo #311 Photo from the 1973 Hutchinson Naitonals Program. Three of the young lions of the 73 super modifieds from Oklahoma. (L to R)Larry Madden, Terry Doss and Bobby Walker. Photo #312 Photo from the 1974 Kansas State Fair Championship Program. Terry Uehling from Ness City Kansas in the #27. Terry was one of the toughest and the smoothest in the supers. Photo #333 Lap #3 Don't stop now there's more. For more pages check the Home Page. |