The Washington times., 1932-08-01
RUNAWAY BOA 7
THR|LLSFANS

HERALD HARBOR, Aug. l.
A runaway outboald boat, roar
ing toward a crowd at more than
half-mile a minute. provided the
biggest thrill of the Tri-City
Regatta here yesterday.
The craft, a Class B entry.
spilled its pilot, Adolph Moore,
of Washington, and then, with
throttle wide open, headed to-
ward shore and a dense group
of spectators.
The onlookers scattered in
every direction as the boat
smashed itself beyond repair IN
an old scow just off shore. No
one was hurt.
Walter Hasslinger, of Balti-
more, won the headline attrac-
ton when he drove his Miss
Long Point to victory in the
225-h.p. inboard race, with Ed
gar Dobson finishing second in
Pep II and Bob Snadecki third
with his Bear Cat l.
Pep II with John Bramble at
the wheel turned the table on
Miss Long Point in the unlim-
tied inboards, with Dobson fin,
ishing third. Summaries:
Glass A Outboarls: Final Heat-Won
by Harvey Gresh est Petersburg. FlaD :;
second. Bill Lucas (Annapolisl; third.
Carl Huerth (Qpincy. Mass.). Time. 8
minutes 81 seconds.
Glass B Outboards: First Heat-Won
by Earl Gresh St Petersburg. Fla.
tRomaeol: second. George Becker, At
lantic City (Flying "Reds"D; third. j,
Dannaker. Elkins, Pa. CRomaco). Time,
Class B Outboards: Final Heat-Won
by Earl Gresh. St Petersburg, Fla.
LRomaco); second. D. Dannaker. Elkins
Park. Pa. CRomaco); third Carl Huerth.
Quincy. Mass (Humnack. Time. ABS 4-5
Two laps.
Glass C Outboards: First Heat-Won
by Carvel Lucas, Baltimore (Flowers
Haven. Conn. (Humnack BabyD: third
John Sasnett, Washington tFlowers
Falconl. Time. IS minutes "a 3-5 sec
Onds. Four laps Bill Feldhausen. New
York. and Vernon Ford, Annapolis, ruled
out for beating gun.
Coast Guard 19-Foot Surf Boat Race:
One Mile-Won by Apache (E. J. OebeI
coxswain; f. Shaffer. f. $. Meacher, J,
r.. Collins, Bill PakulskD second, Seneca
third. MaScOntn.
Glass G Outboards: Final Heat-won
by Bill Feldhausen, New York (Flowers
Falc"n); second. CarveI Lucas. BaIti-
more Flowers FaIcon); third. Ken Me
hthHle, New Haven. Conn. (Humnack
HaDy. Time. Sal. -Four laps. CarveI
Lucas awarded first in the race due to
FeIdhausen's disqualification in Class c
of the morning round
1TIS f., py=
Heat-Won by Walter HassIinger. BALI.
more. Nd. (Miss Long PonU: second,
r. f. DobsOn. Baltimore (Pep JD third
BOD Snadeckt. Westover. Va (Bear cat
to ~, Iime. 10 minutes SO 2-5 seconds.
Free-for-all Outboards: Third Heat
NE w9n by George V. shelton. PASSPORT.
Ma: Nd (Sea Dog second, Bill Feldhausen.
Gharles Cabot Staten Island. n. Y,
IIFIowers Falcon). Time. 4:19 Is. Two
vp6 Gpeeifor-s1l 5,c an. ontboards: Final Heat
,onn. (Felix ID; second. Bill Field
hansen, New York CFlowers FaIconI
third. Ken Mckenzie, New Haven
iTronn. OFlowers Falcon). Time. 4:lO Is,
r, lnboar1s Up to 125 Horsepower: Final
M. Queen Annel second Bob Snadecki
w MrftstoVer. Va. Pigeon Bear Cat D;
n, >'''' N NIONhSthu, Annapolis,
Mo. (Nemol. Time. 11:25. Four laps
HpeCia OutbOard Race for Motors
Buiit Before 1931-Won by John Sasnett
", w mo,aashlngton "a, (Flowers FaIcon): second.
hl!I whitaker, Media, Pa. (The Nertz) );
.hIrd. A Rlumberg Baltimore (Cen-
tury Boat. Time, 4:47 3-5
Unlimited lnbOards: Final Hea t-Won
by John Brambe. Baltimore (Pep ID;
second: Walter Hasslinger Baltimore
GMiss Long PoinD; third. f F. Dohson,
Baltimore (Pepl Time. 9:26 Four la ps