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racing midgets at
tracks on Long Island. He
races under a
pseudonym - "Ted
Tappett" – so that his
family did not know he was racing. By all accounts, Walters’s...
- Racing's
Brightest Star.
Enslow Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-0-7660-2997-2. "
Tappett, Humphrey,
Gordon & Doty join "Hall of Fame"".
National Midget Auto Racing...
-
preparation for his next
attempt at Le Mans,
Cunningham bought the Frick-
Tappett Motors company. The
operation was
moved from Long Island, New York to West...
- "Watkins Glen
Grand Prix -
Seneca Cup 1950".
Retrieved 11 June 2022. "Ted
Tappett's legend lives--Watkins Glen
inducts Phil
Walters as a 'driver of the decade'"...
- a
novel based on the play. Able
Seaman Pook - A.W. Baskcomb
Bandmaster Tappett -
Roger Maxwell Celia Newbiggin - Jane
Baxter Commander ffosbery - Basil...
-
preparation for his next
attempt at Le Mans,
Cunningham bought the Frick-
Tappett Motors company. The
operation was
moved from Long Island, New York to West...
-
Streicher Dave
Strickland Bob
Stroud Len
Sutton Bob
Swanson Paul
Swedburg Ted
Tappett (Phil Walters) Bob
Tattersall Shorty Templeman Johnny Thomson Johnnie Tolan...
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Allister as
Chinley Anthony Bus**** as
Lieutenant Valentine Edwin Lawrence as
Tappett Archie Glen as
Bunduy Albert Rebla as
Robbins John
Mills as
Golightly Anthony...
- Buck
Baker '65
Chevrolet 33 0
engine 39 35 9 Roy
Tyner '64
Chevrolet 25 0
tappett 40 31 13 Doug
Cooper '65
Chevrolet 17 0
driveshaft 41 8 24 Sam McQuagg...
- The
Hampstead Flat, page 15 The
Early Hours of the Morning, page 33 Miss
Tappett and Her Tortoises, page 51
Trouble at the Law Society, page 70 Closing...
