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Composite Score of National Air Tour:

• Plane #4
• Place in order of finish: 8
  
• Plane: Cessna
  
• Pilot: Schneider
  
• Engine: Warner Scarab 110 horsepower
• Weight: 1,225 pounds
  
• Useful load: 1,035
  
• Total points: 47,488.0
  
• Average miles per hour: 113.1
  

Official Results Sixth National Air Tour for the Edsel B. Ford Reliability Trophy and Great Lakes Light Plane Trophy in 1930

• 01. Harry Leland Russell (1901-1988) in his Ford Trimotor
• 02. John Henry Livingston (1897-1974)
• 03. Arthur Jacob Davis (1895-1979)
• 04. Myron Emil Zeller (1905-1930) ✝, he will die in an air crash.
• 05. George William Haldeman (1898-1982)
• 06. Walter Herschel Beech (1891-1950)
• 07. John Wesley Smith (1895-1981) often confused with Wesley Leland Smith (1894-1963), the airmail pilot
• 08. Eddie August Schneider (1910-1940) in plane 21, his Cessna. He won the Great Lakes Trophy.
• 09. Truman Thomas Wadlow (1907-1993)
• 10. Leslie Howard Bowman (1899-1987)
• 11. Jack B. Story (1904-1967)
• 12. Richard Barton Stevenson (1897-1968)
• 13. Laurence Donald Ruch (1903-1967), chief test pilot for the American Eagle Aircraft
• 14. Nancy Hopkins (1909-1997), in plane 22
• 15. Walter Jay Carr (1896-1970)
• 16. Charles William Meyers (1896-1972)
• 17. Harvey Clyde Mummert (1892-1939), he will die young, but not in an air crash.
• 18. James Meissner (1896-1936), he will die young of pneumonia, but not in an air crash.

Eddie August Schneider came in 8th overall and won $500. He also won the Great Lakes Trophy which came with an additional $500. Harry L. Russell came in first place, and was awarded $2,500. $1,000 is equivalent to $12,000 in 2007.

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