Kansas Super Modifieds/Open Wheelers Lap #23 For more pages at Racing From The Past check the Home Page. Photo courtesy of Roger Schrater and the Schrater collection. Photo #1069 Photo courtesy of Roger Schrater and the Schrater collection I have had a couple viewers from NW Kansas write and say this might have been Don Lytle. Don was killed in a racing accident at the Hutchinson Fairgrounds in 1961. Photo #1070 Photo courtesy of Roger Schrater and the Schrater collection. Could this be the very early days of the "Flying Farmer" Davey Ross?? I would guess that it is. Photo #1071 Photo courtesy of Roger Schrater and the Schrater collection. Roger didn't id this car. Anybody Know?? E-mail me at [email protected] Photo #1072 Photo courtesy of Roger Schrater and the Schrater collection. How about this "Salina Hot Shoe" Bill Wilson. When one talks about the 60's and Salina racing. The name Billy Wilson is one that always comes up. Photo #1074 Photo courtesy of Roger Schrater and the Schrater collection. One of Everybodies favorite wins at the Hutchinson Nationals. At least for most of the fans in the stands back in 1966. Henry Ellington aboard the Angel Construction #76 winning the 1966 Hutchinson Nationals. This was the year Gene Angel was killed in a traffic accident and Henry wheeled the #76 to victory. Photo #1075 Photo courtesy of Roger Schrater and the Schrater collection. Don't think they didn't go fast back then? The #94 and Bob Salem's crash at Oakley, Kansas, Photo #1076 Lap #24 For more pages check the Home Page. Notice: Although I give credit to the person who contributed the photos for Racing From The Past. Twenty + years is a long time. There were many Photographers around the area. Many of the photos on this website may have been taken by some of the following and this is a blanket type credit to the many photographers. Ivan Brown, Don Clum, Van Cook, Mike Cornelson, Jim DeJarnette, Cecil Dougan, Lennel Fields, Bill Gay, Ken Greteman, Marvin Hutson, C.R. Kendall, Jerry Leep, Earl Mahoney, Tim Malone, Ted McCord, Pat Rigsby, and Chuck Sterling. Without these guys this website wouldn't be as complete as it is.