Trivia

[Dwight Clock]

Which two Islip modified drivers finished one-two in the last modified feature ever held at Old Bridge, N.J. on August 28, 1968?

[The Bullfather]

harbach and ummmmmmmmmm cj?

[W. J.]

I'd have to say Fred Harbach and Wayne Anderson. (Honorable mention, the Travelin' Man, Bob Park)

[Dwight Clock]

You guys are right on Harbach. He was the winner that day. But we still need the second place finisher for that race.

[Teds Race Tours]

1968? The Ace of Spades?

[Dwight Clock]

1968? The Ace of Spades?

Not DeAngelo. He did win 6 features at Old Bridge in his career to tie for eighth all time but did not factor in the top two on this day.

[The Bullfather]

Tiger Tom?

[Dwight Clock]

Tiger Tom?

No, not Tom Baldwin.

[W. J.]

"Gentleman" Jim Hendrickson?

[Dwight Clock]

"Gentleman" Jim Hendrickson?

Not Jim Hendrickson. The driver in question would often travel off Long Island to compete on both dirt and asphalt.

[W. J.]

Jim Lacy???

[Dwight Clock]

Jim Lacy???

Jim Lacy is also incorrect.

[Bad Guy]

Guess Johnny Coy

[Dwight Clock]

Guess Johnny Coy

Not Johnny Coy. Mousey Kempster finished second to Fred Harbach on August 28, 1968 at Old Bridge. It was a bittersweet day for the half mile track. Despite a great field and a decent crowd it was to be the last event ever run there. Al Deangelo, Jim Hendrickson, Johnny Rocco, Johnny Zeke, Johnny Mann (aka George Landers), Glenn Ford, and Harbach were the Long Island drivers who won modified features at Old Bridge.

[RGeeProductions]

And from what I read, Fred Harbach was track champ that year.