On a summer day in 1933, a handful of amateur daredevils risked life and limb racing down Big Hill Road in Oakwood, Ohio in their slapdash contraptions mounted on baby buggy wheels. While on assignment, Myron E. “Scottie” Scott, a Dayton Daily News photographer tasked with producing images of children at play, became riveted by the ingenuity of the boys and their homemade vehicles flying down the hill. Myron E. “Scottie” Scott (Dayton Daily News) Seizing an opportunity, Scott organized an imp...

On a summer day in 1933, a handful of amateur daredevils risked life and limb racing down Big Hill Road in Oakwood, Ohio in their slapdash contraptions mounted on baby buggy wheels. While on assignment, Myron E. “Scottie” Scott, a Dayton Daily News photographer tasked with producing images of children at play, became riveted by the ingenuity of the boys and their homemade vehicles flying down the hill. Myron E. “Scottie” Scott (Dayton Daily News) Seizing an opportunity, Scott organized an imp...