What track would not be complete without the ambulance. This was one of my Dad's favorites. It was a converted hearse. Either way you were taken care of I guess.

 Number 75 ABC Shop Brookfield, MO

 Number 15 Driver Unknown

Number 14 Cunningham's Roger Lane.

 Number 8 With An Offenhauser Engine

Dr. Roehrs checks a driver after a crash.

Three things about this picture, one number 7 from the New Kar Mart in KC with a headless driver.  Two the lady with the suitcase, had she had enough of the racing life already?  Three, my grandfather Eugene Copas as the "Pit Boss" in the background sitting in the chair.

Unknown Winner

 Ray's Sinclair 22

 K-7 Ken Rafferty

 Number 22

"Red" Walton's Georgetown Garage Car Number 11

  Number 36 Unknown Driver

 00 Jones Welding Shop

 Number 26 With The Checkered

Cooks Mobil Service 7Sr With A Hiding Driver

 "Torch" Aleshire From The CMRA Yearbook

 The Hibbard Brothers

 The Great Ken Taylor. The Only Driver Killed At Sportsmans Speedway.

Number 43 Dempsey Riggins On The Top.

Bottom half complete with addresses of the single drivers in the CMRA Yearbook.  A much more innocent time gone by obviously.

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