DETROIT HISTORICAL SOCIETY / MARITIME AUXILIARY GROUP MARK YOUR CALENDARS July 11-13 - APB A Gold Cup Races on the Detroit River For information or tickets contact the DRRA office at 586-774-0980 or go to w ww.gold-cup .com. Sunday, October 5 - Maritime Auxiliary Group Annual Dinner Blossom Heath Inn, 24800 East Jefferson, St. Clair Shores Program: A prolific and gifted storyteller, Larry Massie will regale us with maritime tales and shoreline stories at this year's program. Mr. Massie is the author of over a dozen books which contain little known but fascinating tales of Michigan's past. He has entertained audiences with his storytelling expertise, bringing to life the rich and varied aspects of our state's history. Monday, November 10 - Lost Mariners' Remembrance at 6 p.m. at the Dossin Great Lakes Museum. Saturday, December 13 - Marine Mart at Grosse Pointe War Memorial. CONTENTS• Detroit Historical Society News.............................................................................. 145 The 100th Running of the Gold Cup...............................................................................148 EDWIN H. GOTT Celebrates Thirty Years on Great Lakes............................................................152 A Week On Fresh Water........................................................................................154 Seaway News........................................................................................................ OUR COVER PICTURE . . . Defending Gold Cup Champion MISS BUDWEISER in a battle with the eventual winner ATLAS VAN LINES at the 1982 Gold Cup Race on the Detroit River. MISS BUSWEISER, driven by Dean Chenoweth, had won the prestigious trophy in 1980 & 1981. Chenoweth was killed later in the 1982 season while attempting to set a new speed record. ATLAS VAN LINES was driven by Chip Hanauer, who had taken over the seat after Bill Muncey was killed in the final event of the 1981 racing season. Chip Hanauer went on to win 10 more Gold Cups, holding the record to this day. Photo by Bob Greenhow. Telescope© is produced with assistance from the Dossin Great Lakes Museum, operated by the Detroit Historical Society. Published in Detroit, Michigan by the Maritime Auxiliary Group / Detroit Historical Society ©All rights reserved. Printed in the United States by Macomb Printing, Inc.