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Photo ID # f11.08.09_023_KIN_NAZ_0073_1
Car #: #32, #00, etc..
Driver (s) : Roy Kincaid, Buzzie Reutimann, Jackie Wilson, Bill Tanzosh
Location: Nazareth, PA
Date: 1973
Photographer: Jack Kromer
Photo provided by: Jack Kromer
Comments: Comment from Jack Kromer:  Nice warm shot of Nazareth on a nice Sunday night sitting in the old bleachers with hardly any fence in front of you.  Gotta love it.
Roy Kincaid #32 Buzzie 00,Jackie Wilson#16 Bill Tanzosh #4 1973 - I own picture.
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02.13.10 Joe Meshach Boy, do I miss those old Dirt tracks, the cool cars and daring drivers!
08.11.10 Mark Rouch There's a very interesting story behind this photo!

My father was the fabricator of Tighe Scott's cars for a few years in the 70's, (see photos I submitted on page 53a) and I would be at the tracks every weekend with him. At Nazareth I wasn't old enough to get in the pits so every Sunday night I sat in these very same 4th turn bleachers that are in this picture.

Now the story gets really cool! When the track was closed in 1988 they auctioned off all the sellable track property and it turns out that Tighe Scott had the winning bid on all the bleachers and grandstands, much to his dismay.

Tighe's excavation company were the ones who did all the work and built the Pius X Highschool football field (Amelio Scott Stadium) in Bangor. When they constructed the stadium Tighe donated these very same pictured bleachers to the school and they are now the bleachers at the football stadium.

Now it turns freaky!! I live on Elder Ave. in Bangor, one block from the Pius X stadium. When I look out my kitchen window I can see these very same pictured bleachers and the seat I sat in every Sunday night. I've often wondered what people would think if I went up to watch a football game and sat in my old seat wearing a pair of goggles and dust mask just like I used to every Sunday!

This website is wonderful but far too often I find myself with a lump in my throat after browsing for a while. I hate what this country call progress sometimes! Some things are better left unchanged and this sport is one of them!!
08.11.10 3Wide Great comment Mark...  Not sure how many people knew that these very stands still exist.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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