A Distant Roar: Buffalo Civic Stadium, The First 25 Years 1935-1959

By Keith S. Herbst - July 15, 2007

Before the Bills and Sabres thrilled Western New Yorkers, midget auto racing was the biggest draw in town for sports fans.

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