ered, the first of 15,000 francs and the sixth of to. Let's keep it in the family anyhow. It is going to take 1,000 francs. Two races take place in the bay at Saint Malo some beating, however, to wrest the trophy from some of those and one race to Jersey and back in which the aeroplanes must French… … Mr. T. O. M. Sopwith is now in America tuning up " Maple Leai IV " for the International Race. He is here seen piloting Mr. Norman Clark Neill's Saunders=sewn hydroplane " Minimum " at 30 knots.
Aeronautics -- Periodicals
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