Evening star., 1939-09-10
Mullen Pilots Craft
To Lipton Cupboard
Trophy Victory
SeuII, Jocoby Triumph
In Speedboot Events
At Philadelphia
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Jimmy
Mullen of Richmond, Va, substitut-
ing for Defending Champion Gerald
Sheeran, Brooklyn, NJ Y. won the
$4,000 Sir Thomas Upton Trophy
today in the 18th annual champion
ship outboard motorboat regatta on
the Schuylkill River.
Sheeran won the cup last year, but
broke his shoulder blade at Marietta,
Ohio. two weeks ago and was unable
to compete.
C. Mulford Scull of Ventnor, N j.,
captured the class A professional
American Power Boat Association
championship.
Scull drove both heats at a 40
mile-an-hour pace-four miles an
hour behind the worlds record of
44709 miles per hour made by Frank
Fincent at Boston in July. Scull
took the class A title away from
Fred Jacoby, jr., North Bergen IN.
j. pilot, who last year won four Of
the five pro crowns in the racing
classic
Jacoby came back with his fyaway
boat, however, to capture the class
c outboard race.
Summaries:
Glass A Observation-Disclosures
First heat 5 miles-Won by C. Mulford
scull Ventnor City. N. j.; second, Walter
Frank 1n wolf M q IT, "SoneWo0f eolese Point 0o T.
y; N.Y. j.: NTH, oliOert Petermsn. New York
N. Y: eighth. Edward Brautigan. Chester,
Pa: ninth, James Campbell Danville. Pa;
Time. 7:2:i; speed 4O6:'2 m.ph
Second heat-Won by scull second, on;
man: sixth. Brautiean: seventh. Campbell;
eighth. Guldin; ninth, Chase; tenth; Schei-
del: eleventh: Eugene schuier Philadel- !
Point standing-scull, 500: Of. 500
Wolf. 45O Jacoby. 3as: Peterman. 234
Class outboards-Pr0fessional on l,r.s 70.
Ken Mackenzie. New Haven. Conn; third
Bob Rowland. South Norfolk, Va; fourth
HaTper Chance Salem N j.; NTH: ttltn FTsna WII.
Ils% aa . < HIVE s ssmasn g Tss II : j: Time
Mackenzie: third Chance: fourth, schmutz
fifth, Bob cron. Titusville; Pa. Time
| 6:02 20; speed AZ 669 me- Pm:
800; Chance, 394; schmutz. 1885, Rowland
class Z outboards: professional. @ .,., =.
coby. jr North Bergen. N. j. second. Lee
Buckman. Baldwin; Long Island; .tl1irS thrd
GsTlen GsTpen saIsm h9y0f u is 0ah
Mayer, College Point, y. Y; sixth; Edward
Brautisan PhiIadelphia ,,5h Time . s:27 s-iS s-5;
iInfs; Amsoy, n. j., dissaualifed for false start
second hsatI77won by Rob Re Row1sna ,s,,a
Buekman: fourth, Chance; nth, MAYER;
sixth sixth, rag Bragtsan; az seventh zack Time
sas; Rowland zoo; Chance sss Mayer
Glass outeoards pEsfessiSnal: on Ken u.c
Kenzie. New Haven, Conn: second Pre-. Fred
}as9Iy snF se6mSta III North sessn j. th!d
Time, Tim ~. 5:5i Is; speed, 5oe!s mph.
Second heat-Won by Mackenzie; sec
esmu. 5s'00' rms third 4s sDssd isH5h
Point Point ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800: Jacoby,
sos sr sfhmnsz Thomas Ipton Ina snnnnGRS TropRs '4
First heat, miles-Won by Clinton r
Ferguson Waban. Mass: second James
speed 53.sa3 m:ph. dorothy Kuhn, Col
| lege Point, NJ Y, did not finish)
| Second heat-Won by Mullen. Time
| 5:55; speed. 50.991 m.p.h. Fergusor
| and Paul HYATT, Manhasset, Long Island
did not f1nish)
Third heat-Won by Ferguson; second
| Mullen. Time. 5:26 1-5; speed, 55.lSl
Point standing-Mullen. 1 900; Ferguson
800.
| Five-mile handicap. race, professional,
| Won BY Bob Rowland, South Norfolk, Va
| (class BIZ second. Fred Jacoby. North Ber.
| gen. NJ j. (class c.; third, Frank Schmutz
| Merchantville, N. ]. (class c.. No TINT
| taken.
| Point standing-Rowland, 400; Jacoby
| 800; SchmutZ, 225.