As a top auto racing official Ed Watson learned to "Memorize the rule book and follow the rules." When he studied for the ministry he realized that Christians held many different views of scripture. Realizing the Bible was God's Rule Book, Ed concluded that the Bible must be correct without contradiction or it would be useless as a rule book. This commentary shows that contradictions when studied under the direction of the Holy Spirit can be solved and challenges Christians to become Bible scholars.

The Gospel According to the Quarterly & Sunday School Fables

Watson, Ed

Religion & Spirituality

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The story of USAC Midget Champion Bob Tattersall and the legend he created for thirteen years in Australia. Bob won 50% of the races he participated in "Down Under" and was one of racing's truly colorful characters. 56 pages of photos.

Tattersall the Legend

Newlyn, Dennis

Sports & Outdoors

The great double career of Joie Chitwood. This book has more racing history than most racing books and you get the story of America's oldest thrill show to boot. 175 photos.

Safe at Any Speed

Russell, Jim

The story of Herk Edwards tells first hand how it was to race sprint cars in California from the 1920s to World War II. The Bobby, Charlie Bobby's 8-valve Fronty Ford won the 1928 Pacific Coast Dirt Track Championship. The Babe, Elbert "Babe" Stapp, a veteran of 12 Indianapolis 500 Mile Races who loved to win in the "Bobby." Herk Edwards maintained the car before becoming a great midget and sprint car driver in his own right. 40 photos.

The Bobby The Babe and Me

Fabritz, Earl C.

The only presentation of the AAA/USAC National Midget Hall of Fame available to the fans. Features the 1st 50 inductees into the Hall of Fame with photos, 50 special presentations pages, the history of Midget racing and a huge record section. Drawings by Larry Wright. 160 pages, pocket size, leather cover.Royalties go to the USAC Benevolent Fund.

The AAA/USAC National Midget Auto Racing Hall of Fame

Miscellaneous

"Open Wheel" feature writer. Bob Gates, has captured the complex life of one of auto racing's most popular drivers. Jim Hurtubise beat the best sprint car drivers of the California Racing Association then the best in IMCA before taking on the greatest drivers in the world. When he won his first National Championship race in only four tries, he was promptly named "Hercules" by the sports writers. When the racing drivers most feared enemy, fire, was claiming Ed Elisian, Eddie Sachs, Dave MacDonald, Fireball Roberts and Bobby Marshman, Herk overcame his terrible burns and made a most remarkable return to the sport he loved. Dick Berggren called this book the best open wheel racing book in this decade.175 photos.

Hurtubise

Gates, Bob

Where Eagles Fly: Jan Opperman: The Rest of the Story

Shapiro, Harvey

"Open Wheel" feature writer. Bob Gates, has captured the complex life of one of auto racing's most popular drivers. Jim Hurtubise beat the best sprint car drivers of the California Racing Association then the best in IMCA before taking on the greatest drivers in the world. When he won his first National Championship race in only four tries, he was promptly named "Hercules" by the sports writers. When the racing drivers most feared enemy, fire, was claiming Ed Elisian, Eddie Sachs, Dave MacDonald, Fireball Roberts and Bobby Marshman, Herk overcame his terrible burns and made a most remarkable return to the sport he loved. Dick Berggren called this book the best open wheel racing book in this decade.175 photos.

The Mel Kenyon story. The 7 time USAC National Midget Champion and a veteran of 8 Indianapolis 500 Mile Races overcame the injuries suffered in a flaming crash at Langhorne, Pennsylvania then came back to win again. Named "The 1980 Man of the Year" by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes the book is also a story of great faith. 51 photos (13 in full color) plus 4 Ralph Steele paintings in full color.

A Hand for the Wheel: The Mel Kenyon Story

Albinson, Jack

Biographies & Memoirs

John Gerber defined the term "Sprint Car" with his home made "Bobtail" race car. John Gerber's own autobiography reveals the world of "Outlaw" racing in the 1920 and '30s when a band of Gypsy racers followed the money across the United States in open competition events.

Outlaw Sprint Car Racer

Gerber, John Bryan

Gerber, John

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Books by Witness Prod

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The Gospel According to the Quarterly & Sunday School Fables

Tattersall the Legend

Safe at Any Speed

The Bobby The Babe and Me

The AAA/USAC National Midget Auto Racing Hall of Fame

Hurtubise

Where Eagles Fly: Jan Opperman: The Rest of the Story

Hurtubise

A Hand for the Wheel: The Mel Kenyon Story

Outlaw Sprint Car Racer