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Thc pocket

FOLLOWING IS the schedule
Dutch has mapped out for his Red
Bird outfit:
sept. ls--Edinburg junior college
C. Edinburg.
Sept. 26-Brownsville Junior COL
le5c st. Brownsville ctentative).
Oct. 3-Open.
Oct. i0-Los Angeles high CSan
Arton!o) a. Harrington, C~tentative)
Oc.. lS-Kingsville high al Kings
willie.
Oct. 2s-san Benito At San Be-
mite.
Nov l-Edinburs high at Har-
linEen.
Nov. 7-RobstoHn high at Har-
lingen.
Nov. li-McAllen high az McAilen
Nov. 20-Weslaco at HarlinEen.
Thankssivtng-La Feria AZ Har-
iingen.
The Hariingen coach SAYS he in
tends 20 get his squad 70 pcrcolat-
inE Monday week. The early train
ing viii bed = on the Harlinger
high grid. No camp is planned.
PAUL TANKERSLy. Raymond
vile coach. was 70 have beer Dutch:
assistant this season. bit a-.s- cb-
tanning the position decided to &C
elsewhere.
DOUG FESSENDEN. Brownsyiii.
high coach last wear. will likelv Z
connected with The Ch.cazo pu
school system this fail. Soc Plate
IS IN line Of an even better JOB
according 20 rumo-s iereabcuts.
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Bud Taylor Beaten
By Bat Battalino

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. i9-tPl
Bat Battalino Of Hartford. worlds
featherweight champion. last night
o~utslugged Bud Taylor OF Terre
Haute. Ind, in a l0-round nom
title fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
Robins Striving
To slave Off
Rush Of Giants
BY ORL0 ROBERTSON
Associated Press Sports WRITER

A few days ago the Brooklyn
Robins were fighting to keep a
foothold on first place in the Ma
tional league pennant race. They
failed in a crucial series at Chi
cago ands now they r battling TO
stave off the mad rush OF the
Giants.
The Robins dropped a game fur
ther out Of first place and q half
game nearer the idle Giants in
third position yesterday when they
lost 4 to 8 70 the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. Going into the last half Of
the ninth Uncle Robbie's boys
held a one-run lead by eason Of
Glenn Wright's homer. Dick Bar
tell advanced to the plate with the
bases loaded and raped a sizzling
double down the third base line-a
blow that scored two runs and
gave the Pirates the game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19

10@aAsA 0G@AAAAIC AAAS-SAlAAN !.
Three base hits-McNeely. Ham
brick. Two base ~hits-Jones. Nc
Nair. hurry. Ashwo-th. Struck out
by Van Pelt 8. by Fitz /. Base on
balls-off Fitz ?, off Van Pelt 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
Standing Of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mondays Results
Chicago IL: Philadelphia :.
Pittsburgh A: BROOKLYN 3.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn az Pittsburgh.
New York at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at CHICAGO.
Standing of the Clubs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
n Hambrick, Lewis Play for Net Title Today
BY Hal EUsTAcE


HIS BAT BAT
TALINO, cham
pion OF the
lightweights may
not be so bad af-
ter all. Last
night II a nom
titular (aS uSual)
fight, Battalino
Soundly beat
Bud Taylor, who
IS ~no5ody's siouch
-. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
Standing Of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MONDAYS Results

Philadelphia s; G.. Louis 4.
Few York III: Chicago 4.
Washington 5; Detroit 1.
Cleveland Boston: rain.
Tuesdays Schedule
Chicago az New York.
Detroit az Washington.
s.. Louis a. Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
M'Auliffe to Fight

CHICAGO. Aug. l9-tP- Jack
Nc Auliffe OF Detroit. and Andy
Shanks, Grand Rapids. l1ich.,
heavyweight. will meet In q 10
round bout al the Congress Arcade
arena tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19

THE HA2LINGEN-SAN BENITO
game Sunday turned out 20 be a
pretty dull flop. Lots OF good base
ball was put on display. but the
game was not close enough 70 give
the fans a run for their money.
Harrington got off on the wrong
1oct II the first inning and never
was able 70 5traighten out. Dick
Jeffries, veteran Valley twirler. was
wild and was yanked in the third
inning after walking three straight
men. Lefty Snavely, who followed
him to the mound was unable TO
cope with the situation. Lupe Rod
riguez, ex-leaguer, then hied him
self to the hillock and did fairly
well. Considering the fact that his
pitching arm was supposed 70 have
died several years ago. Lupe did
even better than wei.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
The
Sports
Spade

TO slugglng. And Battalino beat him
IN a t~oe-to-toe smuggling bee. The
manner IN which Ba.tal.no ac-
CURED the crown. however, still
ranSleS in the c-aw Of many fans.
A game little Frenchman held the
title. The Frenchys managers gave
Batt1liao a crack at his crown
ONLY AFTER THEY HAD
BOUGHT HIS MANAGERS con-
TRACT. So they jus. inherited the
title FOR the second thac. They
couldn't lose whichever way the
fight went.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
Rookie Hurlers Keeping Spuds Atop League
~ The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Monday

wichita Fails, 9 Houston ;.
san Antonio 10. Fort Worth d.
Shreveport 8. Waco ).
(Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
Houston az Beaumont.
Dallas &C Fort Wcrth.
wichita Falls az Shreveport. night
San Antonio at Waco, night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
LEAGUE IN ACTION

The Brownsville Businessmen
bowling league will held its regular
Tuesday night play at the Camp
bell alleys tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19

Referee Gene Roman, credited
Battalino with eight rounds. Taylor
with one. and ruled one even. The
champion weighed i29 liz pounds,
while Taylor weighed 1913.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19

New England fisheries required an
IL per cent increase in employees
since 1924, and this addition in
creased the catch 4S per cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
Glass Arm Reyives

TX 40ON Viz ANNAAAa AA~
sixth inning with the bases full
and no one out. He cleared up
the situation without allowing a
r1nner to clatter across the plate
In the next inning the first two
men up singled. The next three
went out via the strikeout route.
He struck out four more IN the
two remaining frames, making q
total OF eight whiffs in three in
nngs. Rodriguez was cranking up
IN the old time style which got him
a tryout in the big show.
TEDDY WATERS. the Bronze
buster who has transferred his at
tentions TO the wrestling mat, had
little Or no trouble in winning two
straight falls from Jack Purdin on
the Harlingen card last niTht. Wa
ters throws his opponents around
much as he would a dogie ont on
the range. Jack Pierce. who is
somewhat OF a Valley f~avorite, lost
to Bobby Meyers of Portland. Ore
Meyers suddenly decided he was 1
bull and Pierce a matador in the
fourth round. His butting tactics
soon got the better Of Pierce.
DUTCH" REKTORIK, Harlingel
high coach. returned TO the Valley
Sunday evening and is now busily
engaged in drumming up business
for the Meagher Coaching school
at Harlingen. Dutch solidly en-
trenched himself with Harrington
fans last year by giving them a
Valley title in his first season. This
term he will begin operations in a
new pNnt-one OF the best in
South Texas.
LIKE MOST coaches, Dutch never
counts his chickens before they
hatch. He is making no predictions
for the coming year, combining him
self 10 the statement that the
Cardinals will have a hustling team
that will give its best at all times.
Among the stellar performers lost
from his championship squad last
season are Murray. Washam. With
erspoon, Waters and Drake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
Bluffs BEATEN
BY VINCENT
Second Place Cats Lose
Ground AS They Drop
One to Indians

II a chair. is no stronger than
Its weakest link, q Texas league
club Is no stronger than its rockies.
Where the veterans OF the Wichi-
ia Falls pitching staff, Wiltse.
S~teengrafe and Caldwell. have been
having all sorts OF trouble winning
lately, the youngsters attached to
the first half champions staff have
been coming through nobly to keep
the Spudders out in front.
Freddie Vincent, cne or Carl
Williams juvenile slabsters, whip
ped the Houston Bluffs down, 8 to
). in the deciding game Of their
series yesterday at Spudderville to
put the Brownies a game and one
half ahead Of the second place Fort
Worth nine. In addition to holding
the threatening Bisons TO nine
blows and blanking them IN seven
Of the nine frames. Vincent led the
Spud attack on Payne. Stout and
Rose with a pair Of doubles and q
single. Sol Mishkin. Buff first
sacker, accounted for three Of his
teams runs with a homer IN the
four that found two aboard.
Cats Fan
The Partners lost valuable ground
IS they bowed to San Antonio, 10
TO 8 in a rousing thinning struggle
that closed their series. Rallies in
the seventh and eighth enabled the
Cats to tie the count, but they
lost the decision for Hank Thor
mahlen by poor defensive work in
the second extra round. Each side
used up three pitchers In the free
hitting melee.
Tiny Owens. awkward looking but
effective Sport twirler, had the
Waco Cubs eating out OF his hand
until the last two innings as
Shreveport took their final, s 10 8.
IL was the ninth loss in ten starts
for the Prattmen. who have ex-
p.oded even louder than their most
critical critics foretold. Wildness OF
Brancheau. who walked five after
relieving Becker In the seventh.
contributed to the sports victory.
Cashion. with a triple. double and
single was the big gun in the Lou
isians' attack.
Ten straight victories behind
them. the Dallas Steers enjoyed q
days rest before tackling the Kit
tens tomorrow at Fort Worth. The
Exporters spent the day enroute to
home diggings. where today they
open a series with Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-19
Cubs Again

The Cubs bounced on two Phil
lies pitchers for IL hits to win ~
to 3 and increased their lead over
the Robins to three and one-haif
games. II was the champions
eleventh victory IN the last 13
starts. with one tie. Big Pat NAL
one held the Phillies TO eight hits
and accounted for his fifteenth
game Of the season while Hack
Wilson connected with his forty
second homer, one short Of the
league record set last season by
Chuck Klein. who saw the ball sail
into the bleachers from his posi-
ton IN the Phillies outfield.
The three leaders in the Amer
lean league won. Philadelphia
downing St. Louis 8 TO 4. Washing
ton turning back Detroit 5 to 4 and
the Yankees beating the Chicago
White Sox II to 4.
An uprising In the eighth inning
gave the Athletics the decision over
the Browns. -Four runs eros Nd
the plate during that session. while
Walter Stewart took an early trip
to the showers. George Earnshaw.
who went the route for the world
champions, lung up his nineteenth
victory OF the season and Mickey
Cochrnne blasted out his eighth
home run during the eighth inning.
Hadley Hero
Irving Hadley was the hero Of
the Senators triumph over the
Tigers. He handed out Just six hits
although enough Of them we're
punched in the sixth to allow the
Tigers to count three times. Hog
sett was touched for nine safeties.
including a triple and four doubles.
over five innings.
Herb Pennock turned in a sterl-
ing performance in the White SoS
downfall. The 36-year-old southpev
was hit hard at times, but was
stingy in pinches while not issuing
a base on balls. Meanwhile the
Yankees in general and Chapman
Gehrig and Byrd in particular
were doing some steady hitting
Chapman collected four hits. Geh-
rig three. including his 35th home
run and Byrd the same number.
Cleveland and Boston were rain
ed out. Only two games were
scheduled in the National circuit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
BRUTAL CHILD
MURDER TALE
TOLD TO COPS
Statement Clears Up
Mysterious Death
Of Baby

WOOSTER, Ohio. Feb. 2o-CP-
A signed confession by Charles
Hannah that he killed Melvin
Horst, four-year-old Orrville boy
missing since December q. 1928. was
in the possession Of authorities to-
day.
The 61-year-old driver Of a bakery
wagon and banjo player in a
country orchestra. who for a full
week had held his questioners at
bay, finally declared he slew the
child on the day Of his disappear
ance and dropped asleep for the
first time in more than 80 hours.
Hannah did not tell what he did
with the body, but his statement
resulted in the dispatching Of special
deputies TO Akron to arrest two
boorleggers and a hasty trip 10 Orr
vile by another party.
Only the terse statement that
Hannah, once numbered among
the friends Of the Horst family.
had come clean" was given out by
Wayne county prosecutor Marion
Craven.
The portions Of previous state
ments of Hannah and Earl Conald
that they were in the Orrville
garage Of Frank Fey when Melvin
was brought to them by Hannah's
ten-year-old son. Junior, were re-
iterated, Mougey said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
ARMY CHIEFS
VISITING DAY
IS UNCERTAIN
Telegraphic S al c h
Fails to Reveal
Whereabouts

The exact date OF the coming OF
General Chas. p. Summerall 70
Brownsville today Is unknown.
While information was received
yesterday from the Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce to the effect
that preparations r being made
for his coming, and from certain
Fort Brown sources that his sche-
duled visit pointed to next Friday,
Col. d. ". II. Van Voorhis, com
handing officer Of Fort Brown, said
no official notice Of the arrival Of
the successor to General Pershing
had been received.
1t is known tha< the general had
planned making a tour Of inspec-
ton OF border posts and his plans
include q trip TO Brownsville. II
was a question today, whether he
will start at the FL Paso end Of the
string OF border posts, or at the
Brownsville end. Should he start at
Il FdSO Ills fASlt W DAONAASFAAAC wal
be at a much later date. II IS
known that the trip has been plan
ned for some time.
Queries made by the Associated
Press today failed 10 reveal the
whereabouts OF the general. Or what
his itinerary is, which caused news
paper men TO wonder If the highest
officer Of the army Is travelling I'M
der cover from publicity.
At Fort Brown it was said that
former announcements OF his con-
temnlated trip carried with 1t only
routine inspection as the purpose
Of the visit.
Matamoros officials today were
eager 10 learn OF his coming with
the idea Of rendering him special
courtesies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
MONDAY SET
FOR HIDALCO
VOTE PROBE

Monday is the day selected on
which the Hidalgo county election
Of 1928 will again be probed by a
special federal grand jury at Hous-
ton.
Associated Press dispatches Of
today say that the United States
MarShall's office is ready to serve
subpoenas on witnesses, which marks
a continuation OF the hearing re-
Gently held in Brownsville, where
in the special grand jury adjourn
ed without making a report.
Federal Judge j. G. Hutchinson,
Jr. has ordered that a special grand
jury be impaneled for the inves-
tigation. Fred Horowitz, Los An
geleS, special assistant attorney
general who conducted the hearing
in Brownsville, Is expected in Hous-
ton the latter part Of this week to
take charge.
The hearing at Houston IS called
as somewhat OF a continuation or
the hearing in Brownsville. which
was called after a number Of Hi
oalgo county citizens had tele-
graphed requests TO the department
Of justice.
This with the announcement
made yesterday that the supreme
court will review the findings in
the case Of Gordon Griffin. who
claims TO have been elected judge
Of Hidalgo- county again brings the
famous election into publicity lime
light,
No intimation was given as 10
the time required by the court to
review the Griffin case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
CHICAGO WINS
Millions Are Available For
Local Governments

CHICAGO, Feb. 20-RD- With
millions available for a pool TO
operate the debt burdened local
governments until July ], at which
time 1928 tax money will began
trickling into the treasury. the
financial crisis in Chicago and
Cook county was adjudged at an
end today.
The conference arranged by Silas
II. Strawn, chairman Of the cit
liens relief committee, and Lewis
K. Myers. millionaire school trustee
and representative OF Mayor VIII
liam Hale Thompson. solved the
problem Of how the relief funds
were TO be obtained.
Eighty-five bankers. business men,
railroad and utility heads and
manufacturers poured out their
millions TO be used in purchasing
tax anticipation warrants through
the medium of the Cook county
taxpayers warrant trust. Warrants
viii be purchased only as needed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
RADICALASKED
TOAD FRENCH

PARIS, Feb. 2O-P- Camille
Chautemps, president Of the radical
socialist party, was called upon to-
day BY President CASTOR Doumer-
que to form a new government. re-
placing the Tardieu ministry, which
resigned Monday.
M. Chautemps left the Elysee
palace and at once began consulta-
tons with his supporters and lead
ers OF other groups IN search OF a
cabinet combination which would
give him a majority In the cham
Der OF deputies.
The new premier-designate spent
nearly an hour with the president
discussing possible combinations OF
men which would bring him the
support he needed. He spent most
or yesterday and last night sound
ing out various leaders as to whom
they would support and what rep
resentation they would demand in
the cabinet.
M. Chautemps. besides being
president Of the radical socialists.
the most important group OF the
left In the chamber, recently has
superseded former premier Ed
ourad Herriot as leader OF the en-
tire left side which Monday voted
down Premier Tardieu and his
minister Of finance, Henry Cheron.
on a trivial budgetary item.
Political observers thought the
chances Of M. Chautemps were slim
because Of disagreement within his
own party. He was promised the
support OF the socialists, second
largest group in the chamber. on
condition that his program must
be satisfactory" a demand which
may contain many jokers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Chiropnuctor:s Wye;s Faulty
Backbone Blamed for Temper

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-(P-To
those who understand the meaning
Of the words, this may mean some
thing. The one point that seems
absolutely clear is that DR.. William
Parker, a ch~iropractor. was granted
a divorce yesterday on grounds
ly constructed.
The chiropractor stated his case
TO Judge Lynch this way:
That part of the mesoblaSt
near the notochord forming the
primitive segments in Mrs. Parker's
craniata, was so 'muscle-b bound
that she vas given to frequent inn
pulses to strike me with missiles OF
varying proportions.
on March 80. 1929, il was q roll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Weary Delegates To
Conference Resting

LONDON. Feb. 2O-lP1-The five
power laval conference today be-
gan a weeks holiday. hedged about
with uncertainty. Much Of its out
lock depended upon solution Of the
crisis at Paris.
The conference opened more
than a month ago with the provi-
sional Anglo parity agree
ment as a starting point and with
hope OF bringing some reality into
naval reductions. Much Of the
optimism has disappeared. Hope
now looks 10 limitation rather than
reduction: to curbing the naval
ambitions OF the future rather than
to reducing the navies Of the pres
ent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20

ing pin. On st. Valentines day IL
was q hammer.
Her verebral aponeurosiS failed
to respond to the touch Of my fin
ger tips
BY which you mean 70 say
what?" inquired the court.
THAT the facia covering the
muscles Of her back in the thoracic
region were not fu~nctioning proper
ly, causing her TO be irritable and
hot tempered"
IL told her when We separated
last May added the c~hiroprnctorr
that she might keep the neuro-
calometer in lieu OF alimony, 10
which she agreed"
he was given a decree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Woman Killer Waits
Death for Crime

FLORENCE. Ariz. Feb. 2o-Pl-
Found sane by a jury here. Mrs.
Evan Dugan. 52-year-old house
keeper. today waited In the death
cell Of the state prison clinging %
only faint hope that an appeal
would spare her from mounting the
gallows tomorrow. She was convic-
ted OF the Staying in 1927 Of "A. III
Mathis. Tucson rancher.
Lin E. Orme, chairman OF the
board and attorney general X. Ber-
nv Peterson. member. said last night
they could see no reason 10 inter
vene.
Mrs. Dugan was convicted for the
Staying in January, 1927. OF Mathis.
her employer. IN order to gain pos
session OF his property. She testi-
fled that a l9~-year-Old youth known
to her only as Jack had commit
ted the actual Staying and that she
ran away with Jack"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Laredo Dons Best
For Holiday Fete

LAREDO, Feb. 20-tPl- Laredo
was dressed in holiday attire today
for the start Of the Bind annual
George Washington's birthday cele-
bration here.
Mexico, and especially Nuevo La
redo, across the Rio Grande from
here were cooperating in the four
day festival. A bugle crops Of the
Mexican army and an official rep
resentative Of the Mexican govern
ment had been promised. Bullfights
will be held in Nuevo Laredo Sat-
urday and Sunday.
The ninth United States infantry
band from Fort Sam Houston, San
Antonio, was here to head the
maSsed flag parade today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Valley Basketball
Tourney Is Planned
Especial TO The Heraldl

McALLEN, Feb. 20-Preparations
were being made here today for
the Valley basketball championship
tourney which will be held on tho
local court Saturday.
Three county champions-Edln-
burg from Hidalgo, Wilson Tract
from Cameron and Raymondville
from Willacy-are 10 participate In
the tourney. There also Is a possl-
bility that Rio Grande City may
represent Starr county.
Managers of the teams will be
expected TO be on scene at $50 a.
m. 70 draw for the preliminaries.
Claud Daley OF Donna, district
athletic director. has announced
The first OF the preliminaries will
be played at 9 a. m. and the &c
ond al 1918 a.. m. with the cham
pionship game set for 4 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
Attorneys Arguing
Long Murder Case

COURTHOUSE, K~ingsville, Feb.
20-tP)-Arguments Of counsel in
Mrs. Maude Longs murder trial
opened today after the court had
read TO the jury a charge devoid
OF unusual features.
County Attorney c. II. Reese made
the EirSt talk.
The charge containing a provi-
sion that the jury might consider
the defense application for a sus-
pended sentence was read after the
defense had withdrawn it's an
nouncement that 1t had rested long
enough to intl oduce Ralph r. Wal
lace Of Houston, former manager
Of the Sears-Roebuck retail store
at Corpus Christi.
Wallace testified he saw Mrs.
Long there some time before Sept.
z, 1929, the date her husband, Jim
Long. died Of an alleged poison. He
thought It was on Sept. 3 or Sept.
4, and was under the impression
it was around midday"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-20
World Speed Record
Set at 1887 M. p. III.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb. DO
Pl-Carrying a weight of 1000 kilO-
grams. equivalent to 2,204 pounds.
Leo Schoenhair. chief pilot Tor the
Goodrich Rubber company OF Ak
ron, Ohio. today established q new
world airplane speed record ovec a
1000 kilometer course.
Flying his white streamlined
monoplane. the Miss Silvert0wn, he
averaged 1887 miles an hour.
This exceeded by 1871 miles an
hour the former record OF l60280
miles an hour held by Captain II.
S. Broad Of Great Britain.