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Odds and Ends
Mud Cut Derby
East 5th Avenue, or Mud Cut, was the perfect hill for racing. And home-made racers were the perfect vehicles for a day of competition. This was about 1949 when an event of this size would attract a reporter/photographer team all the way from Shelby! Sam Davis describes the races in one of his Flashbacks.
Clipping provided by George Haynes.
Copyright © 2010 The Cliffside Historical Society
