Evening star., 1934-08-13
D. c. PILOTS TRAIL
IN REGATTAF|N MALE
Edna Crawford, 9Th, Makes
Best Showing in Closing
Program at Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

~ ALTIMORE, August 13.-Mrs.
- Edna Crawford, driving the
Evelyn, was the only Wash
~ ington speed-boat pilot to
place as the Maryland Ter
centenary regatta closed yesterday.
Mrs. Crawford was fifth in the ladies
runabout class, single heat, smile
race.
The event was won by Pep I'd.
driven by Miss Myrtle Delahay of
Baltimore.
Winthrop Rutherford of Princeton
won the national singles scull cham
pionship from the defending cham
pion, Al Vogt of the Penn A. C. of
Philadelphia, but the Penn A. c.. came
back to annex the four-oar scull title,
the 135-pound four-oar scull event,
the senior eight-oar shell race, and
the quadruple Scull crown.
The national championship for 225
cubic inch hydroplanes went to Rip
tide, owned by A. J. Schwarzler of
New York, though it won but one
heat, and Emancipator I'd, a 125 cubic
inch boat, owned by S. Mortimer
Auerbach of Chicago and Atlantic
City, won the second heat yesterday
and the third today.
The championship was decided on a
point basis and Auerbach did not enter
his smaller boat in the larger class
until after the first heat. Conse-
quently, Riptide got 1000 points
400 for its win and 800, each, for its
second places-while Emancipator I'd
had a total of 800 points for two
firsts.
Summaries:
NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKES TROPHY.
Is miles, final heat-Won by Betty v.
N. j.. Pepe Sd, John Bramble, Baltimore,
SECOND: Time. 16:4o.S. Speed. 53.957
p.l Fipsl as point a66 standins-Betty v. 1.1oo;
NATIONAL 22o-CUBIG,TNCH CHAMPION
Final heat. 10 miles-won by Eman-
cipator I'd, 9. NJ Auerbach. Chicago: Rip
Miss E. w. Tfs nS sfsGeS Is2cS
mont, N. Y. third. Time, 14:06. Speed.
"a. .555 miles per hour
~ Final point stsnnddingg;m77Riptide 1,oo9;
H. Bagley. Baltimore. 525.
LADIES' RUNABOUT CLASS. UNLIMITED.
n,es One M29fts heat .Eabss milss-Ton by Pep I'd
dsIpGia: second; Restless. Mrs. Mae car
Van: Philadelphia fourth; Evelyn. Mrs.
6:45.e. Speed, 4437a miles per hour.
GOLD CUP CLASS.
= First heat 10 miles-won by Arctic
Tern, Ernest Chase. Baltimore; Palm
Beach. Days, Bill Bigelow. Philadelphia
SECOND: Time. 17:41.4. Speed. 33.924
Final heat-won by Arctic Tern: Palm
Beach Days. second Time. 1908. Speed,
Final point standing-Arctic Tern 500;
Palm Beach Days, 500.
CLASS B OUTBOARDS. AMATEUR.
First heat-Won by Lew Franco New
York; York; Paul iudl Sewer Sewer Pocqno Lake, Pc
third Sam Crook. Rumson. N. j.. fourth:
Al Decage. Saranac Lake, N. Y, fifth;
Carson Feinstein. Holyoke Mass. sixth;
PauI Stewart, Dover, Del. seventh. Time,
Second heat-won by Thorne: Franco.
second: Feinstsin. third; Sawyer. fourth:
Pns poinf me e55 G66
GGnoEnessass6 GfogFs savFsE As9; Esipstein. 52o;
CLASS B OUTBoARDs, PROFESSIONAL.
First heataWon by Frank Vincent,
n. j.. third: John BacciareIli. New Castle
Conn. fourth; Cal Maloon, Pine Castle,
Del: NTH Sam Greer. Ardmore. Pa. sixth.
=, Second heat-won by Vincent. 500:
Waller. 525; Maloon. Ar; Jacoby. 394:
Bacciarelli. 169.
CLASS oUTBoARDs.
First heat-Won by Bob Meyer, Chi
second Fred JacoSy. ei North Bersen SSUaC 4 Nakf s.
third; Joel Thorne. New Rochelle. N. Y,
Waller. Syracuse. n =. Sc Seventh; thH' Cal Cal
Maloon: Pine Castle, Fla. eighth; Jack
Berry. Toledo. Ohio, ninth; Everett Shan
non: Aubulon, N. j.. tenth: Jack Plunkitt,
BROOKLYN; N: Y. eleventh: William Guldin
Costesville: Pa. Time. 6:12.
second heat-Won by Sawyer; Thorne
second; Maloon, third: Plunkitt. fourth;
waller. NTH; Crooks. sixth; Guldin sew
enth; Whitaker. Media. Pa, eighth: ia
co6y. ninth; Walt Maloon. tenth. Time
Final point standing-Sawyer (ama-
teur). 700: Thorne (amateur). 469; Meyer
tpro). 400; Cal Maloon (pro), 276; ia
coby (pro). 265.
FAMILY OUTBOARD RUNABOUTS.
One heat-Won by DR.. William Voor-
hees, Paterson. N. j.: John Bankerdorf,
Morawsk, Baltimore. third; A. B. Moore.
Philadelphia. fourth. Time. 9:O5.