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SINKING FAST.—Renato Molinari, of Lake Como, Italy, clings to the bow of his sinking boat while awaiting rescue during the early stages of the world outboard championships at Lake Havasu City, Arizona. The boat capsized and sank, but Molinari was saved. In the background another boat speeds past.

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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31856, 7 December 1968, Page 15

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SINKING FAST.—Renato Molinari, of Lake Como, Italy, clings to the bow of his sinking boat while awaiting rescue during the early stages of the world outboard championships at Lake Havasu City, Arizona. The boat capsized and sank, but Molinari was saved. In the background another boat speeds past. Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31856, 7 December 1968, Page 15

SINKING FAST.—Renato Molinari, of Lake Como, Italy, clings to the bow of his sinking boat while awaiting rescue during the early stages of the world outboard championships at Lake Havasu City, Arizona. The boat capsized and sank, but Molinari was saved. In the background another boat speeds past. Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31856, 7 December 1968, Page 15

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