Dizzy Dean Murray present Walter Pennock with the winners trophy on International night at Kingston 1970.
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Fred Gibson #7 at Kingston Speedway 1965.
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It was 1971 that Phil “Lumberjack” Hanmore sailed off Kingstons second turn coming to rest 100 yards from the track.
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Howard Prettie #22 gets a little too much help around turn four at Kingston.
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Tony Blake accepts the Woody Van Order trophy. Presented by Randy Van Order, Woody’s Son.
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Bob Shannon got a little higher than intended going through turn four at Kingston.
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Kingston Speedways promoter Bub Gibson right awards Carlings 1969 Championship trophy to Tony Blake.
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Bill Knorr K12 tries to avoid loose wheel at Kingston Speedway in 1968.
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Woody Van Order ‘The Flying Dutchman’ 1960 at Kingston Speedway.
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Denzel Billings 1973 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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Norm Davey – 1974 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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Walter Pennock 1971 & 1972 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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Gary Reddick 1966 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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Ovide Doiron 1975 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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Barry Poitras 1968 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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Woody Van Order 1955, 57, 58, 59 and 61 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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Doug Carlyle 1976 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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ony Blake 1956, 60, 63, 64, 69 and 70 Kingston Speedway Track Champion
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This is September 1951 at Kingston Speedway. The Car in the photo is Tony Blake in our Grandfathers car.
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