U S flier Doolittle wins Schneider Cup race in Baltimore
Lieutenant James H. Doolittle, racing pilot for the U S Army, cruised to victory in the Schneider Cup at Shore Park Baltimore. He clocked a new 50 km course speed of 222.573 mph on seven legs, retaining the Jacques Schneider trophy for America and setting potential world records for 100 and 200 kilometers and maximum speed. The federation may recognize the new speeds, surpassing former marks by Ralph Ofstie and Henry Biard. The Supermarine Napier 4 entered but wrecked in practice.
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McDonogh wins 250 mile Baltimore-Washington motor classic
Bob McDonogh, protege of Tommy Milton, wins the 250 mile race at the Baltimore Washington speedway. He overcomes Peter De Paolo after a tire change and engine trouble, finishing in 1 hour 59 minutes 27.1 seconds with an average speed of 126.3.
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County Bridges Painted Under Lochner Direction
Paint County crews led by Commissioner Lewis J. Lochner completed painting eight bridges over the Monocacy river and all bridges over Slaganore Israel's Clecha Long Branch and the New London Bridge. The work is said to improve appearance and preservation of the structures. Cannibals often believe that if they cut their enemy they will acquire his bravery or special traits.
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Speed marks fall short of Milton record by McDonagh drive
McDonagh drove the entire distance without a stop while a speed of 12.85 miles an hour, near a record by Tommy Milton, was noted as a fraction behind. Mrs. Dawson named to lead Montgomery County Federation delegation to the Maryland Republican Women convention, with Holmes naming delegates. The 311 acre Montgomery Farm near Boyds sold to Sheriff Clay Plummer. Dressing a top film actress costs about 175000 dollars annually.
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