1953 APBA Gold Cup
Lake Washington, Seattle WA, August 9, 1953


Cup Boat Bought By George Simon

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Longer course Proposed

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Oval for Gold Cup Cut to 3.75 Miles

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90 Miles At 100 M.P.H.

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Gold Cup Regatta Slated On Sunday

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Speed Record Set by Slo-Mo-Shun IV

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Cup Boat Bought By George Simon

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Coast Speed Boat Loses Propeller

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Sayres Sued by Lawyer

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Gold Cup Entrant Ripped In Tune-Up

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On the Eve of the Gold Cup Race

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Sunday Race Condemned

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Miss Pepsi to be Retired

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Slo-Mo-Shun, ‘Grand Old Lady’, Sweeps Gold Cup

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Distaff Side Prays Home Slo Mo IV

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Slo-mo is Dream Boat to Driver

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Calling the Space Patrol

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In the Wake of the Roostertails

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Five Boats With But One Thought

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Gold Cup Race Won in the Pits

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Gold Cup Invaders Won't Return Says Schafer

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The Old Lady Got Into Another Race

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Gold Cup Race Sidelights

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Slo Mo Shun IV Surprised

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Slo-mo-shun IV Captures Gold Cup Race for Third Time

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Schafer Reluctant to Return to Seattle

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Slo Mo Shun IV Keeps Gold Cup

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Slo Mo IV Remains Queen

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The"Old Lady" Does It Again

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The Gold Cup Stays in Seattle

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Georgie Simon of Lothrop will be going to Seattle this weekend to race his new boat, the Miss United States [Miss U.S. I (1)]. Built by Dan Arena, the boat will compete for the Gold Cup in its first race with Mr. Simon driving.

Accompanying the owner on the trip will be about 20 people, among them his wife, Shirley; two brothers, Mitchell and Joseph Simon; his brother-in-law, Fred Wissman; and the crew.

[Reprinted from the Grosse Pointe News, August 6, 1953]


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