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Uploaded 02/12/2008
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Auto Race Ends In Death

Atlanta, Ga - 40,000 persons see the tragic end of the 100-mile race - as George Robson, winner at Indianapolis and George Barringer, are killed in a disastrous pile-up on the dust-obliterated track.
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