About: Dave Anderson

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Dave Anderson is a former NASCAR driver from Birmingham, AL. He competed in one Sprint Cup event in his career. It came in 1951, when he was part of the race at Darlington. Starting 76th in the eighty-two car field, Anderson found his way to 46th before the end of the race, finishing the event. Stats

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rdfs:comment	Dave Anderson is a former NASCAR driver from Birmingham, AL. He competed in one Sprint Cup event in his career. It came in 1951, when he was part of the race at Darlington. Starting 76th in the eighty-two car field, Anderson found his way to 46th before the end of the race, finishing the event. Stats Dave Anderson was a Mt. Abraham High School student, and one of the casualty who were killed in the explosion of Flight 180. His name was seen on the plaque that listed 39 students and teachers who killed on Flight 180.
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abstract	Dave Anderson is a former NASCAR driver from Birmingham, AL. He competed in one Sprint Cup event in his career. It came in 1951, when he was part of the race at Darlington. Starting 76th in the eighty-two car field, Anderson found his way to 46th before the end of the race, finishing the event. Stats Dave Anderson was a Mt. Abraham High School student, and one of the casualty who were killed in the explosion of Flight 180. His name was seen on the plaque that listed 39 students and teachers who killed on Flight 180.

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