Hence and Reba Pollard
Like a lot of people my age, I tend to tell the same stories over and over. I do try harder as time goes by to be consistent with those stories and not get the facts confused. Some of what you’ll read here, assuming you’re still with me, has appeared before on blogs and other places I write. This Saturday night marks the Hence and Reba Pollard Memorial at Senoia Raceway, a major race program topped by a $10,000 to win Late Model feature. Some folks might not be big fans of memorial races. I’m all for them, especially when it comes to Hence and Reba Pollard. As I’ve often said, Hence had a hand in getting me started as a racing reporter. (My dad obviously had a big role in that as well, but that’s a story for another day.) Back in the early 1970s, I loved to hang out at Paul Lamb’s Grocery in my hometown of Inman. Hence Pollard was often in the area cutting timber and would stop in at the store. Like his son, current track owner Sonny Pollard...