Badly injured in an August 1934 crash at Langhorne Speedway and retired. A varied and quick racer, he was expected to challenge strongly in the late 1930's until that accident, which was caused when a small boy ran out onto the racetrack; Linn very bravely sweved to avoid killing the boy but suffered a badly broken shoulder. His racing was helped through the family food manufacturing business, although he used his alias to disguise his racing from his family. He bought the ex-Frank Farmer car to race and adapted the engine and car accordingly.

Biography last updated 12 Feb 2018