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7 May 1933
| Event |
Winners, Results and Airplane (if known) |
| Sportman Pilot Race over a course of 25 miles, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, top speed less than 100 mph |
- C.W. Clements, Monocoupe
- E.C. Floyd, Waco
- J.A. Foote, Fleet
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| Sportman Pilot Race over a course of 25 miles, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes,top speed less than 125 mph |
- P. Sharples, Travelair
- Richard Bercher, Travelair
- R.D. Morgan, Monocoupe
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| Sportman Pilot Race over a course of 25 miles, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes,top speed less than 140 mph |
- H.A. Little, Monocoupe
- Holland Duell,
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| Sportsman Pilot Race of 25 miles; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, men or women pilots, on a handicap basis |
- C.J. Wilke, Waco
- H.A. Little, Monocoupe
- E.C. Floyd, Waco
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| Acrobatic contest, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes |
- Lawrence Sharples, Travelair
- Richard Bircher, Travelair
- J.B. Purnell, Fleet
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| Slow Race of 10 miles to a landing, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes of 85 mph speed or less. Winner determined by maximum elasped time |
- Robert Babler, Aeronaca
- Clarence S. Bruce, Spartan
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| OX-5 race; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes with an OX-5 engine |
- L.N. Jordan, Challenger
- W.M. Henderson, Travelair
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| Precision "dead stick" landing contest; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes |
- H.A. Little, Monocoupe
- C.J. Wilke, Waco
- E.C.Floyd, Waco
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| Scale model airplane contest |
Richard Hooper |
| Women's race over 25-mile course; women pilot only, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, handicaps being assigned |
- Helen McCloskey, Monocoupe
- Johanna Busse, Spartan
- Grace Raezner, Fleet
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| Bomb-dropping contest; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, from a minimum altitude of 400 feet "C.H. Warrington Trophy" |
C.W. Clements |
6 May 1934
| Event |
Winners and Airplane (if known) |
| Sportman Pilot Race over a course of 25 miles, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, top speed less than 100 mph |
- H.A. Little
- Harrison Somerville
- Jerry Foote
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| Sportman Pilot Race over a course of 25 miles, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes,top speed less than 125 mph |
- H.A. Little, Jr.
- H. Somervile,
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| Sportman Pilot Race over a course of 25 miles, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes,top speed less than 140 mph |
- H.A. Little, Jr.
- H. Doyle
- H. Doyle
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| Sportsman Pilot Race of 25 miles; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, men or women pilots, on a handicap basis |
- R.H. Downs
- R.P. Bonsall
- Edgar Woodhams
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| Acrobatic contest, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes |
Richard Bercher, Travelair |
| Slow Race of 10 miles to a landing, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes of 85 mph speed or less. Winner determined by maximum elasped time. |
C.S. Bruce, Spartan (speed of 30 mph) |
| OX-5 race; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes with an OX-5 engine |
Edna M Gardner (default) |
| Precision "dead stick" landing contest; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes |
Ben King, Aeronica |
| "Bomb and go back" race |
H. Somerville, Fleet |
| Women's race over 25-mile course; women pilot only, open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, handicaps being assigned ("the most popular race," went to five laps) |
- Edna M. Gardner, Fleet
- Helen E. Calvis
- Helen Frigo
- Johanna Busse
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| Bomb-dropping contest; open to NC or Group II open or closed airplanes, from a minimum altitude of 400 feet |
- J.Edward "Ted" Krels
- Ben King
- Clarence Bruce
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| Relay Race |
Edna Gardner, Thaddeus Jones, and H. Somerville
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