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AIRSHIP FLIGHT. 
Earl Ovington Intends to Fly from 
Waltham Aviation Field 
to Montserrat. 
Aviator Earl Ovington, one of 
America’s most daring air men, is to 
attempt a flight next week, the route 
of which will carry him over the 
towns and cities along the North 
Shore between Boston and Beverly. 
From the Metz aviation grounds 
at Waltham to Pres. Taft’s summer 
home at Beverly and return is the 
trip through the air that Ovington 
has. signed to take. He will start 
during the aviation meet that is to 
be held on the old Gov. Gore estate 
June 15-20. 
Never in the history of New Eng- 
land has an aviator planned a flight 
of the magnitude of this, and his 
confidence in his ability to complete 
it is such that he has signed a con- 
tract which reads in such a way that 
unless the trip is made, a_ heavy 
financial loss to the daring bird man 
will result. 
As presently planned, Ovington 
’ will leave the Metz field at Wal- 
tham, fly along the Charles river to 
Boston, across the city and harbor, 
over Revere, Lynn, Swampscott, Sa- 
lem and into Beverly to the presi- 
dent’s summer home. 
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His trip will be made in a Bleriot 
monoplane equipped with a 70-horse 
power Gnome engine, the very latest 
thing in aeronautical construction. 
Ovington is a West Newton boy 
who has been flying for the past two 
years. He learned aviation at the 
Bleriot school, Pau, France, and 
made some wonderful flights before 
returning to America. Since his ar- 
rival here he has been flying at the 
Mineola, Long Island, 
and during the past week has been 
at the aero meet held at Columbus, 
Ohio. While there he captured the 
honors of the meet. 
His flying has been such that the 
Aero club of America sought him as 
one of the American team to fly for 
the international trophy now held 
by Claude Grahame-White, but con- 
ditions. would not warrant his cross- 
ing the water at this time. 
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