Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-10
Near Sweep for JacOby.

racer ana TeCellb WlIlllcl VI tiiC NJ
bany-New York test, turn the re-
gatta into a one-man show.
Near Sweep for JacOby.
WINNING no less than nine events.
w the veteran North Bergen, N. j..
speedster drove his Flyaway boats
down the choppy waters OF the
Potomac to victory as the crowd
wondered when his daring tactics
would end in disaster. But Jacoby
Unanswered his ponies of the water
f1awlesslv and was threatened for
honors but twice.
Bob Rowland. Norfolk Va. stepped
into a three-length lead on the
North Bergen bullet in the class B
competition and held the advantage
for four of the scheduled five laps.
Coming down the stretch before the
last turn. -tIacoby was scant half
length in the rear Rowland, in an
effort to increase Little Bob'S' mar
gin. cut in sharply at the buoy and
received a ducking as his boat tilted
in refusing the turn.
Later in the class c event Jacoby
again was riding in the wake as Lewis
Carlisle. East Islip. Long Island. took
his HelrS Angel to the front. Going
into the final lap Jacoby pulled up on
even terms with the crafty Carlisle.
who earlier in the race gave the spec
tators their biggest thrill of the day
when his boat slapped wave and
was thrown almost perpendicularly
into the air The Long Island racer
tried TO head Jacoby off with a sharp
turn at the last buoy. but was cata-
pulled from his craft in the futile
effort.
New Jersey Rules Waves.
THE 35-year-old grizzled racing SEN
= sation finished in front in the A
and F classes and the 1nter-Shrlne
Temple handicap races in addition TO
triumphing in classes B and C..
New Jersey ruled the waves as Null
ford Scull of Ventnor Sam Crooks OF
Rumson and Edison Hedges. S, Morti-
mer Auerbsch and Jimmy Booth, all
Of Atlantic City, carried off what little
honors Jacoby left.
In the closest race OF the day, Doc
Bagley. Baltimore veteran, piloted his
Wilmer III TO victory over Hedges
boat in the 225-cubic inch hydroplane
competition. Bagley and Hedges bat
tied through the waves for Az lengths
before Doc managed to pull away few
feet for victory.
World Mark in Trials.
TN THE mile trials for world records
earlier in the day. Arno APPEL, At
Iantic City. set mark in the 9l-cubic
inch test with speed of 49.203 miles
per hour in the Aquila Valadora. Apels
feat will be recognized due 10 the
fact that this is new racing class
and no previous official trials ever have
been held Hedges speed of 50.0l
failed to eclipse Auerbachs 50.56l rec
ord in the mile trials for l35-cubic
inch craft.
Those who dragged themselves out
of bed early enough TO be down at
Lincoln Memorial Pool at am. saw
e. L. Luke's one-cylinder gas engine
model motor boat win over fast field
with the speed of 3009 miles per hour.
The Sholl brothers. Theodore and
Julius, finished second and third. Luke
holds the United States record with
1912, while Rankine of England Is
holder of the world mark with Az. I
Summaries:
CLASS A-oPEN.
North Bergen n. j second; Mulford
sfs Y Famsoa \ !, as Pie M s1 Pr
ssT T Rs5ssn \ i t isfSnd SAMUEL mS,
crooks. Rumson. N. J. S4.sl6 m. D. H.
500: MuIiord seuli. 500; samuel Crooks
CLASS C-oPEN.
First hest--Won BY Fred Jscoby. IT,
,nson Bov.r Del. fd sama. crooks
Eumson, N J. 45o6s m. p. h. Time.
sss ss2s h s:tr,H b r; ss5nd ''sss
hp T.s7 ss % Power Del S oely sn ~ fin
Cole Hutchinson. 500; Samuel Crooks.
CLASS B-oPEN.
=, First hea,-w9n by Pred JaGohy y.
Pss:.y: : 5aTham' N I' e sOSot M: .: a.
ssssnS 5ss,wq5 ,, . Erred 'fs ss,;
Carlisle East Isl liz, Long Island 1 1omiy
Final point score-Fred Jacoby. 800:
Lewis q. Carlisle. 900; Al Desmer. 225.
CLASS F-oPEN
Won by Fred Jacoby. ir. (only one
"n seeond Ee tm nkeb b. Fred Jacoo,.
T.. North Bergen. N. J. 3s.o7o m p, h
To- Tetai ppoints-Fred .Iacoby. ir.. 800.
1875 INBOARD.
Won BY Edison Hsdsss Atl snte ci ty
third James Booth. Atlantic. City; I. T
Christian. ir. Richmond Va 4O232
ee5 INBOARD.
Won BY pr. G; H. Hsslsy; BaIt i,nor;:
civ civ iso0n j.: t fdsGh Andr r' crawfora
Westminster D. G 4116 m p H.
INBOARD FREE-FoR.ATL.
Alice. II. owned, by, John Nolan and
driven by Bob Snadecki.
INTER-SHRINE.
h em Tpsd IN g.
Cole Hutchinson. Dover, Del. representing
Moslem Shrine, Detroit Mich; Al Deamer,
Durham n c.. representing oasis Temple
CRUISER CHANCE RACE.
Five boats finished Owners to draw
numbers today for prizes.
MILE TRIALS.
Nc, CT Nan Name an M d,si
tt-5!s 3! M Ass's MsTss $si 49,
Al Al i 1ss H MaFfhs e fasi..: sasss
Ala 135 Universal Eagle.... 5O.01
pa as5 Wilmer Sd. ..:... 1857
A-14 I35 Universal Eagle..... 47;S42