1927 Vintage Type 1 Leon Duray Auto Racing Photo Culver City Speedway Record LOA HOCKEY TICKETS AND STUBS Petersburg Times newspaper Color:Royal

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1927 Vintage Type 1 Leon Duray Auto Racing Photo Culver City Speedway Record LOA HOCKEY TICKETS AND STUBS Petersburg Times newspaper Color:Royal

Name: 1927 Vintage Type 1 Leon Duray Auto Racing Photo Culver City Speedway Record LOA HOCKEY TICKETS AND STUBS Petersburg Times newspaper Color:Royal
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1927 Vintage Type 1 Leon Duray Auto Racing Photo Culver City Speedway Record LOA HOCKEY TICKETS AND STUBS Petersburg Times newspaper Color:Royal Petersburg Times newspaper 2005 IIHF World Juniors Championship Program from Grand Forks 1927 type 1 photo of auto racer Leon Duray at the Culver City Speedway Duray is seen breaking world speed record at 150 miles per hour

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