NL Questions--Supplemental!

I forgot to ask (in my previous post) was there a typical field size in '70? If so, what was it? What was the range of there was not? Thanks, Marc. -- **************************************************************************** Marc Collins Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and blame them on other computers. ****************************************************************************

Field sizes varied greatly in the late 60's and early 70's. As many as 60 cars started some races in the period on the larger tracks and some of the short tracks would only have 20 or so starters. Scott Sanford Papyrus >I forgot to ask (in my previous post) was there a typical field size in '70?

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>If so, what was it? What was the range of there was not? >Thanks, >Marc. >-- >***************************************************************************

* >Marc Collins >Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and >blame them on other computers. >*************************************************************************** *

Thank you again for the prompt and helpful reply! Marc.

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> Field sizes varied greatly in the late 60's and early 70's. As many as 60 > cars started some races in the period on the larger tracks and some of the > short tracks would only have 20 or so starters. > Scott Sanford > Papyrus > >I forgot to ask (in my previous post) was there a typical field size in > '70? > >If so, what was it? What was the range of there was not? > >Thanks, > >Marc. > >-- >*************************************************************************** > * > >Marc Collins > >Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and > >blame them on other computers. >*************************************************************************** > *