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... Sailing WE ought to snake at least a brief acknowledgment Of the fact that a large proportion of Britain's gold medals a t the now-ended Olympic Games was won by one_ of our five helmsmen . . . And one of our small tally of bronze medals was also gained ...
... established throughout Britain. Yachting, or sailing, seemed at a slight disadvantage in the beginning, as each regional sports council required a representative of the supervisory body for each sport in the area. Sailing is organised on a club basis and although ...
... =SAILING= How to deal with a tearaway A sailing club may be running quite smoothly and then one member causes so much trouble that something has to be done. Occasionally a club will have to deal with a man who races his boat with scant attention to the ...
... Sailing ARMY HELP FOR SAILORS, BY VIC LEWIS ...
... SAILING Form Reversed in Oakley Cup Race In the race for the Beecher Cup on the second day of the National Merlin Rocket Championships at Plymouth yesterday, the title-holder. last year's winner on points, John Oakley, showed his true form when he finished ...
... Sailing SAILING like the Blitz inevitably produces witticisms in the midst of disaster. I recall one incident where four semi-professional sailors who. well vessed in the ways of boats and the sea. set sail for a weekend along the South Coast. It was ...
... take up sailing though it was not as cheap as it used to be. When he went to Australia in 1969 the trip cost f 750, now it would cost f 25.000. He believed we could learn lessons for - life from sailing experiences. The important thing was to sail t win ...
... crowd scene at most sailing clubs Is reasonably welldressed and the greater preponderance of females perhaps improves the sartorial standard. But in the off-season. when more and more clothes need to be on and fewer women sail, the picture is far more ...
... SAILING The hot stew at lunch-time was marvellous. As some people wrongly say about football: Football would not survive if the players were not sure of finishing either first or second. You must be convinced that dinghy sailors are in it for the game ...
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