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  1.   RaceFanX posted:
  04.14.2015 - 12:31 pm
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Billy Bigley, Jr. claims his first victory and his only one of 1993.


  2.   MSportRev posted:
  09.24.2019 - 11:55 am
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Jody Ridley started 13th and earned $4,350


  3.   Danish_Pie posted:
  07.19.2020 - 7:32 am
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Per a 1994 Slim Jim All Pro Series magazine, Bubba Gale was a Chevrolet,
car #83. Sponsor was Terry Morrison Trucking


  4.   rm posted:
  08.10.2020 - 12:07 am
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Partial starting lineup:
2. Bigley Jr.
3. Bradberry
4. Walls

Bigley Jr.'s winnings - $4,000

Margin of victory - 1 carlength

Hamilton, Trickle, and Schrader's statuses - mechanical
At least the top six drivers were running.

DNQ/WD:
Rick Mast with Skoal sponsorship

Two of the three advertised stars took part in the Skoal Racing
Spectacular on this Wednesday night, but then-current Skoal driver Rick
Mast wound up not being among them.


  5.   MSportRev posted:
  08.10.2020 - 9:42 am
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Based on @4 and a margin of victory of 1 car length, Jody Ridley
completed 250 laps.


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  12.31.2020 - 9:44 am
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This race had several NASCAR Cup drivers entered because it was a
midweek one with major backing. Kind of a rough night for all of them
though as Trickle, Schrader, and Hamilton all went out with mechanical
woes and Mast failed to qualify while All-Pro's own talent dominated.


  7.   possum posted:
  12.31.2020 - 7:19 pm
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@6 - that used to happen a lot. I can recall the All-Pro coming to
Hialeah in the 80's, and we always got at least a couple of Cup drivers
(Allison, being his home track, was often there; I recall Gant at least
once). The Cup guys would be driving for one of the local owners, and
they'd push a lot harder than the usual driver, resulting in stuff breaking.

Now-a-days when you see Busch or Elliott et al at a late model show,
it's usually in their own car, which is built to suit their driving, and
mechanical woes are less common.


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