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Grady Wade - Speedway Motors Museum of American …
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Grady Wade | Racing career profile | Driver Database
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Career overview – years in numbers. The following numbers are a summary of the more detailed information available in the Career details further below on the page. Seasons spanning over two years (for example 2013-14 championships) have their race results accounted for in the year the championship ends. 1972.
Grady Wade, Part I - Sprint Car & Midget
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By the late 1950’s Wade was doing some jalopy racing of his own, starting at Wichita’s CeJay Stadium. He remembers little of his first race, but recalls that he didn’t set the world on fire. His car was a ‘34 Ford and, given his experience with a similar mount behind Nance’s shop, that provided a measure of comfort.
Midwest Racing Archives: 1968 – Grady Wade Takes …
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Sedalia, Mo. (August 17, 1968) - Opportunist Grady Wade of Wichita, Kan., parlayed a good-handling car and a hard, slick track into a 30-lap feature victory before some 6,300 Missouri State Fair auto racing fans …
Racing Hero's - Wagtimes
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Racing Hero's Grady Wade Grady and Shane Carson Grady and Shane Grady and shane, who gets around Grady and his family Grady as a young man after a big Nationals win at OKC Fairgroounds Grady with the fast time award with car …
Midwest Racing Archives: 1963 - Wade Leads Jalopy Field
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Tuesday, September 17, 2013 1963 - Wade Leads Jalopy Field Hutchinson , Kan. (September 17, 1963) - Spinning along at the head of the field, almost unchallenged, Grady Wade of Wichita grabbed every first place finish within his reach to take top honors in Tuesday's program of jalopy races at the Kansas State Fair.
81 Speedway
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2001: Grady Wade, Driver. Bill Hall, Original owner of 81 Speedway (1963). Chet Wilson, Engine Builder. Willie "Wheelchair" Heatwole, Track Announcer. Gary Moore, Driver. Robert Billups, Car Owner, Glen Stults, Driver/Car Owner. Arnold Stoner, Driver/Car Owner. Emmett Carpenter, Natl Speed Sport New. Warren "Jelly" Willhelm, Car Owner.
National Modified Jalopy Championship Races at ... - Kansas …
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This photo of #1 H. A. Ratzlaff was taken while the third heat race was on the racetrack. Visible on the racetrack are #38 Tom Pickard, #85 Dean Roper, #21 Bud Lindstrom, and #2 Forrest Coleman. Also visible in the pits are #87 Garry Harrison, #89 Dick Bloom, and #62 Grady Wade – Deen Woods collection
LaVern Nance Tribute Page Lap #1 - Racing From The Past
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LaVern Nance the Gentleman of racing from Wichita. Mr. Open Wheel of Wichita Kansas. The LaVern Nance Story This sign welcomed many of racers from across the country. For a list of pages at Racing From The Past, return to the Home Page: Photos #191,192,193,194,195,and 196 Grady Wade & La Vern Nance from the early 60's. Photo #163
In Memory Lap #1 - Racing From The Past
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He was a bus driver for Greyhound and retired after 30 years of service. He ran for city commissioner several years ago. He had raced cars at the Amarillo Speedbowl. Mr. Davis married Jo Settle in 1970 at Claude.
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