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  1.   Petty43 posted:
  12.25.2007 - 6:23 am
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rare triple feat for fonty flock who won the pole, lapped the field, and
lead every lap!


  2.   RaceFanX posted:
  07.30.2009 - 10:08 am
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First of two starts for Saginaw, MI racer Hank Russ


  3.   ii posted:
  12.08.2010 - 6:47 pm
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Only start for Bob White


  4.   Dan Jackett posted:
  01.27.2013 - 2:19 pm
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Between the 2 races on this day, 10 of the 12 drivers who would have
qualified for a Chase raced...Marshall Teague and Lou Figaro did
not...The standings will have which track the driver raced at

Point Standings (2011 Chase system)
1. Fonty Flock (6) 2063 (Dayton)
2. Herb Thomas (5) 2060 (Charlotte)
3. Tim Flock (5) 2048 (Charlotte)
4. Lee Petty (1) 2043 (Dayton)
5. Lloyd Moore 2041 (Dayton)
6. Bob Flock (1) 2032 (Charlotte)
7. Curtis Turner (3) 2025 (Charlotte)
8. Frank Mundy (1) 2021 (Charlotte)
9. Dick Rathman 2019 (Dayton)
10. Jim Fiebelkorn 2016 (Dayton)
11. Marshall Teague (5) 2015
12. Lou Figaro (1) 2000


  5.   nascar_vd / racing-reference.info posted:
  08.03.2015 - 12:49 pm
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Note for visitors: we have found some informations missing and/or
correction until now on the website (The car of Fank Carlin, but year of
the model ??).
Note: 1 red flag for approximately 1 hour.
But there are still a lot of missing information.


  6.   RaceFanX posted:
  02.15.2016 - 5:58 pm
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Herb Trimble's second and final Cup start sees him record a career-best
ninth place finish.


  7.   Eric posted:
  04.25.2020 - 12:11 pm
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There were two wild accidents during the race, Frank Carlin plowed
through the wall and landed out of the track (no mention of him rolling
over, though), but not so fortunate was Jim Delaney, who also plowed
into the wall and tumbled over and over and over 40 feet down.


  8.   thog posted:
  06.24.2020 - 1:39 pm
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Frank Carlini (not Carlin) drove his self-owned #36 1950 Studebaker
Jim Delaney drove a 1948 Ford

https://img.newspapers.com/img/thumbnail/393125324/400/400/37_1915_1000_1000/



  9.   David posted:
  06.24.2020 - 1:43 pm
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That clipping actually shows the driver's name as Frank Careli and not
Frank Carlin or Frank Carlini.

To state the obvious, old newspaper clippings may not be 100% accurate
at all times.


  10.   thog posted:
  06.24.2020 - 2:21 pm
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Yeah, I had noticed however that the #36 Studebaker that Jack Goodwin
drove at the prior Dayton race was owned by a "Frank Carlini", seeing
that this Frank Carlin/Careli/Carlini ran a Studebaker at this event, I
put two and two together. It would be very highly improbable that
they're two different people.


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