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The record does give Mishawaka one winning driver, and he belongs to the short-track stock-car world of the century's end. The CRA Super Series — the Champion Racing Association's late-model series, whose all-time record is compiled from the series' own documents — carries Ken Weaver, hometown Mishawaka, Indiana: 27 starts, 1 win, 9 top-ten finishes. The win itself prints with a conflict inside the sanctioning body's own papers, and both sides stand. The series' table of first career wins gives Weaver's first victory at Anderson Speedway on 25 April 1998, in his sixth start. The series' own race-by-race breakdown of that season scores the Anderson race of 25 April 1998 differently — Kenny Tweedy the winner, Weaver second — and shows Weaver the winner a week later, at Salem Speedway on 3 May 1998, over Tweedy, Brian Rievley, and Brian Ross. The all-time list's single win is consistent under either reading; which Saturday it fell on, the CRA's documents dispute between themselves, and this section does not settle what the sanctioning body left unsettled. One disambiguation is required, and it is printed plainly: this Ken Weaver is not the encyclopedia's Ken Weaver, born in Dallas, Texas, on 10 February 1956, who raced in NASCAR's Craftsman Truck Series and ARCA — a different man with the same name, and no part of Mishawaka's record. A county line closes the entry: the same CRA first-win table carries Bobby Blount of Walkerton, in this county — Walkerton's man, printed here at boundary size for the county build that will own him whole.
- Ken Weaver of Mishawaka — 27 starts, 1 win, 9 top-tens: the CRA Super Series all-time lists, compiled from the series' records (The Third Turn)
- The first-win conflict — Anderson, 25 April 1998 (first-career-win table) against Salem, 3 May 1998 with Anderson scored to Tweedy (race-by-race breakdown): the CRA's own documents, both
- The Dallas-born Ken Weaver of the Truck Series and ARCA: the standard driver encyclopedia record — a different man, printed to keep the two apart
- Bobby Blount of Walkerton: the CRA first-win table (boundary item, one line)