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PERIL PRESS presents:9 GRIPPING TALES ABOUTTHROTTLE JOCKIESfrom the pages of the SPORT PULPSExciting Sports, Spring 1950MIDGET MAYHEMby Robert Sidney BowenCould a driver with a weakness on an inside curve turn a hot-rod racer into a winner?5800 WordsAll Sports, August 1949Hell On Dirt Ovalby Philip St. JohnThere wasn’t a damned thing wrong with Joe Baylor’s driving—as long as he had the track to himself. But when the glory-grabbers started to crowd in, Joe remembered the scarlet agony of his last crash…12,000Sport Story Magazine, Second August 1930OPEN THROTTLESBy A. Clifford Farrell6400 Words12 Sports Aces, January, 1940STAR FOR A DAYBy Larry Sternig and William C. GaultOld Russ tried to teach his son a lesson in dirt-track tactics. And young Russ tried to make him eat the words—with star-dust2900 WordsAce Sports, October, 1940FEUD OF THE FUEL LANES by Giles A. Lutz5300 WordsShort Stories, May 10 1931Short Stories (UK), Mid-September 1931CHECKERED FLAGby Cliff FarrellWho gave SHORT STORIES’ readers “Big Time,” and Other Fast Stories of the SpeedwayFighting Spirit Wins a Race for a Beginner in the Most Perilous of All Sports7100 WordsEverybody’s, January 1929GREASED BRAKESby Barry LyndonA Tale of the Racers Who Ride with Death6200 WordsShort Stories, December 25 1946DEATH RIDES A MOTORCYCLEby Russell Branch. . . Just Two Wheels and a Motor Filled With TNT5600 WordsThe All-America Sports Magazine, May-June 1938RIDE ‘EM, COWBOYby John Lockhart (Motorcycle Hill Climb)4200 Words
