Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1931, Page 30

SPEED FORELAST Springfield, Mass., Pilot Ex-| pected to Set New Record ; at Cleveland Races. | By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 26.—A top speed of 290 miles an hour, nearly 20 miles an hour over the present Amer- fean air speed record, was predicted to- day for an entry in the Thompson trophy race in the National Air Races here next week. The speedster, a G-B sportster pow- ered with a Wasp junior motor, will be piloted by Lowell R. Bayles of Spring- Gield, Mass., and entered by the Spring- fleld Air Racing Association. The ship is a Jow-wing monoplane ‘with a 23-foot span and overall length | of 15 feet. The motor has been super- charged to deliver 400 horsepower. The cockpit is entirely closed and the plane has & landing speed of between 80 and 90 miles an hour. Rowland Plane Crashes. ‘The plane of Earl Rowland of Wichita, Kans., was demolished by a crash in a canyon east of Douglas, Ariz. Rowland blamed motor trouble. He and Mrs. Rowland, who accompanied him on the fiight, were not injured. Motor trouble led Barney Rawson of Cleveland to land eight miles west of El Paso. Mrs. Blanche Noyes of Cleve- land turned back at Tucson when the magneto of her motor failed. Fift:~two other planes arrived here safely Gladys O'Donnell of Long E ~h landing at 3:19 pm. M. 8. T, 18 11 - utes ahead of Phoebe Omlie of Mcm- phis, Tenn. W. Musgrove of San Fran- cisco was the first masculine fiyer to Jand here, setting his plane down at, 3:50 p.m. Cessna in Second. Rankings for the men’s race DllcEd ‘Eldon Cessna of Wichita, Kan: and D. C. Warren of Alameda. Cllfl third. They were followed in order by Roy Hunt of Santa Monica and Charles Goldtrap of Phoenix, Ariz. Phoebe Omlie was ranged second in the women's division and Miss O'Don- | nell, whose fast plane has consistently | Jed the group. third. May Haizlip of St. Louls was placed !ourth and Mln:e Bowman of Glendale, Calif., fift] Plight plans today cailed’ for l hait England’s Mystery Ship Will Become Tuna Fishing Barge By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.— A ship without a country, the old stesmer Chihuahua, was sailing nom San Francisco Bay in tow of ug boat today, bound for an mgumom end a3 & tuna fishing barge off the coast of Mexico. 1t carried no flag During the Wm‘ld ‘War the ves- sel was one of England's mystery ships. Camouflaged as A slow moving tramp steamer, it was capable of speeds in excess of 27 knots and carried heavy. long range guns concealed behind can- vas screens. After' th> war it was turned over to the Mexican States Line for the coastal freight trade, but it had been Jald up here since 1926. Scveral weeks ago the Mexican government cance'ed the ship's registration and, ordered its fiag lowered. at Roswell, N, a night stcp &t Amarillo, Tex. DERBY IS AT EL PASO. ° Leader of Race to Cleveland Undeter- mined Officlally. By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex. August 26 —Surviv- ing entrants in the National Air Derby from Santa Monica, Calif., to Cleveland struggled for additional points today. with the identity of the race leader still undertermined officially. tandiogs at El Paso, the fifth con- trol point, however, placed Lee Brusse of Glendale, Calif., at the head of the men's division, and Clema Granger of Santa Monica as leader of the women. With three planes eliminated on the flight from Tucson, Ariz, to this city vesterday, officials announced the re- sults this morning after hours of work with handicap statistics. Figures for the general handicap, in which both men and women are entered, were not revealed. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY. Cruise. United Veterans, Bureau of International Revenue, and Woman's Union, Bureau of Printing and Engrav- ing, Potomac River steamer, tonight P'UTUR! Luncheon, Klwlnl.! 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