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... motive, for this is an amateur show —to colour the words used in describing the thrills of sailing or the merits of the particular class of boat that they sail. By comparison with Crystal Palace, then, the conference in Birmingham was lacking . . no-one ...
... =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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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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... to sail today The liner QE 2 is expected to leave Southampton on time today. despite docking seven hours late after the threat to blow her up. She is scheduled 10 sail at 12.30 p.m. for New York. The liner (65.000 tons) was still being searched for danger ...
... 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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