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Can you name this legend competing in his ASH Swift Hydro in 1956? Here is a hint: He went on to win 17 National Hi Points; 4 National Championships; 2 Gulf Marine Halls and a Hall of Champion induction.
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Ken Rosado -
Good guess but it is not Ken Rosado. Kenny did not start his career until a few years later in the JU class.Originally posted by Tony Tello View PostComment
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Nope, Bill Giles did not start racing until 1960.Originally posted by John Schubert View PostComment
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Racer AllenComment
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hum
Perhaps Castegnato??............way before my time but who knows??
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How about
Clark Maloof.
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Castegnato
I don't believe that he won 4 nationals, I know of only one, DSH at the Boston nationals & I believe that he was out of racing by the time the Hall came about. Racer would be a possibility but not sure he started in hydro, more like AU and the 17 national high points & he started earlier then 1956. I'm not sure the Dion won any nationals nor was ever inducted in to the Gulf Hall of Fame & was out of racing when the HOC was established. Also, he was from CT. Could have been Clark Maloof, but again not sure about the Gulf Hall of fame & 17 national high points nor did he start in 1956. What is troubling me during the 50's I raced a lot of places in MA & recognize the # but can't determine who then went to the Gulf Hall as well as HOC, won that many nationals & high points.Originally posted by Matt Dagostino View PostLast edited by John Schubert; 02-17-2013, 03:37 PM.
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All good responses:
K. Rosado: 14 Hi points, 9 Nationals, Gulf Marine Champion
B Giles: 12 Hi Points, 6 Nationals, Gulf Marine Champion (2)
L Castagneto: 9 Hi Points, 2 Nationals, Gulf Marine Champion (2)
C Maloof: 3 Hi Points, 6 Nationals, Hoc
[B]The picture is Racer Allen. Gulf Marine Champion 1965, 1968; HOC 1982[/BLast edited by TPLACE31; 02-17-2013, 03:59 PM.Comment
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