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The home-speedway test, printed as a test

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AUDIT ROW #330 · PARCEL AND PRESS RECORD, SEARCHED; NEIGHBOURING TRACKS AS POINTERS

No speedway — paved or dirt, oval of any size — stands on Walkerton or Lincoln Township ground in the parcel and press record searched. The test is printed with its method, as the checklist's successor items require: county parcel history and the town paper's indexed record were searched for a track, a fairground oval (article 1), and a midget/sprint venue, and the ground returns none. The tracks a Walkerton fan actually drove to are other grounds', named at pointer size and claimed no further: South Bend Motor Speedway (South Bend), Plymouth Speedway (Marshall County), and New Paris Speedway (Elkhart County) — the region's real ovals, in other towns' builds' territory. The negative is the finding, at parcel-and-press strength; aerial-photograph runs of the township (the settler for a short-lived dirt oval below press strength) are named for the residue.

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Source: The home-speedway test, printed as a test, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/walkerton/racing/home-speedway-test-printed-as-a-test/