Stunt flyer Capt Seabock freed after 100 hours in car
Capt Seabock, a stunt flyer, was released from a 100 hour car confinement in Winchester after sleeping 14 hours straight in a display window. He then toured Washington and prepared for Empire Theatre shows at 7.50 and 9.20 PM, claiming easy escape from a rope tied straight jacket and promising more stunts and air displays at Bowles field on May 4.
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