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AUDIT ROW #333 · THE INDEPENDENT'S SPORTS PAGES, 1945–1970, ARE THE SETTLER
Below Blount, the roll of Walkerton drivers — the men who ran the region's ovals on Saturday nights across the postwar decades — does not stand in any source reached from this seat. Such a roll lives in one place: the town paper's sports pages, which printed local drivers' names and finishes week by week, and the Independent's 1945–1970 run (microfilm) is named as the item's settler. The gap is printed without a borrowed name: no driver is enrolled in this section on another town's evidence, and the neighbouring tracks' own histories (pointer size, article 3) are where the region's Saturday-night record is being built. When the settler is read, this article is where the roll lands; until then this section's roll has exactly one name on it, and he is in article 6.
Principal sources: settler named — the Walkerton Independent's sports pages, 1945–1970 (microfilm run).