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Soap Box Derby:     more books (63)

The soap-box derby (Burgess readers ; 1A) by Christopher Victor Burgess, 1955 The Soap Box Derby ... March ... Conductor [and military band parts], etc by Robert Russell Bennett, 1966 Soap-box Derby by Rosemary Weir, 1962 Seaside adventure, and, Soap-box Derby (Ready readers, first series; A6) by James Hemming, 1951 Soap Box Racing (Ready, Get Set, Go Books) by Ed Radlauer, 1973-08 Soap Box Winners (Fact and Fiction Books) by Ed Radlauer, Ruth Radlauer, 1983-06 Northern J. Calloway presents Super-vroomer! by Northern J Calloway, 1978 Losers Weepers by Mavis Jukes, 1997-05 Charlie McTwiddle and the Wobbly-Wheeled Sputter Putter Popper by Jerry Warner, 1990-11 Cars! Cars! Cars! by Mickey Mouse Club, 1977-11-12 Spitfire by Anne Goldring, 2002-05-09 How to Win a Pinewood Car Derby by Thomas L Pedigo, 1997 How to build a derby racer by C. William Ford, 1975 The Big Race (Sweet Valley Kids) by Francine Pascal, 1993-03

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61. 2010 Soap Box Derby | Westlake Revelations
    Welcome! This page is the launch page for all information related to the Triunfo YMCA's Soap Box Derby/Healthy Kids Day event which is open to the public.  
    http://www.westlakerevelations.com/soapbox/
    
    Extractions: @import "/files/css/a106f072d0f7d9144339bece2d567058.css"; @import "http://www.westlakerevelations.com/themes/MyDrupal_Impact/colorcss/black.css"; Username: Password: Home Articles Welcome! This page is the launch page for all information related to the Triunfo YMCA's Soap Box Derby/Healthy Kids Day event which is open to the public. Keep apprised of Soap Box Derby events in Westlake Village. Sign up here for the Soap Box mailing list: http://www.westlakerevelations.com/?q=node/159 Want to see what the event looks like? See a slide show and presentation to the Westlake Village City Council as a "wrap up" report for the 2008 event. This event has been a tremendous success over the last couple of years, and is expected to be even better this year. This year's event includes:

62. Soap Box Derby : Home : Texas State University
    Originally sponsored by the Interfraternity Council, the Soap Box Derby has been held since 1967. Dr. Billy J. Hinton, IFC advisor, said of the first event in 1967 The derby  
    http://www.txstate.edu/about/history-traditions/soap-box-derby.html

63. Soap Box Derby
    Boy Scouts Pack 812 Presents The Soap Box Derby for Diabetes  
    http://frontporchdays.com/id18.html
    
    Extractions: Plum Creek's 9th Annual Front Porch Days: May 1 - 2, 2010 Home Sponsorships Schedule of Events Golf Tournament ... Map - Contact Info Boy Scouts Pack 812 Presents: The Soap Box Derby for Diabetes Click here to download APPLICATION Click here to download RULES The Cub Scouts of Pack 812 invite you to join in on some old-fashioned fun. Build your own human-powered car and race with us. No need to buy an expensive kit. Use what you have to make a car. All safe designs are welcome. From billy carts to push carts. Cars will be judged on creativity and sportsmanship. We are looking for fun and creative cars. Use your imagination! Themed cars and costumes and welcomed and encouraged! All participating Scouts will earn a patch. Entry fee of $20.00 will be donated for diabetes awareness. What: Soapbox derby race-come participate or just watch the fun. Where: Kyle, Tx in Plumcreek neighborhood on Fairway Street.

64. Southern Colorado Soap Box Derby - Pueblo Soap Box Derby - Joplin Hill Pueblo Co
    This is the website for the Pueblo Soap Box Derby officially known as the Southern Colorado Soap Box Derby. Races are held once a year in Pueblo, Colorado on Joplin Hill.  
    http://www.socoderby.com/

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    Spectators from all over came to Dolores Park to watch over 30 teams compete for Red Bull Soapbox Race fame. If you didn't get the opportunity to watch the Red Bull Soapbox Race  
    http://www.redbullsoapboxusa.com/SanFrancisco-2008/default.aspx
    
    Extractions: Spectators from all over came to Dolores Park to watch over 30 teams compete for Red Bull Soapbox Race fame. If you didn't get the opportunity to watch the Red Bull Soapbox Race San Francisco live, it will be broadcast in the Bay area on KOFY TV20/Cable 13 on Saturday, October 25 at 7pm. View Winner's Circle San Francisco sped into the history books at Red Bull Soapbox Race today as Team Trash flew down Dolores Street at 38.5 miles per hour in front of a record crowd of 100,000 revelers. Thirty-three teams in human-powered crafts ranging from the Transamerica Building to a doughnut, from a hammerhead shark to a trailblazing toaster and from the Star Wars Death Star to the Golden Gate Bridge brought silliness and style to the City by the Bay at the non-motorized sprint against the clock “There were a lot of good vehicles today and everyone was running really fast. We were really worried about the competition and the ramp, but we put so much work into this car and it paid off!” said Team Trash driver Derek Thew. The team of real-life garbage men was joined on the awards podium by tree-loving Team Hugger in second place and the machismo-motored team Testoste-Rod in third. The People’s Choice Award went to crowd favorite team Rubik’s Cube with their puzzle shaped racer and horn rimmed glasses. Teams were judged on speed, creativity and showmanship by a panel of local celebrity judges including drag diva Heklina, famed musician Sheila E., San Francisco restaurateur Chris Cosentino and professional surfer and Red Bull athlete Jamie Sterling.

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