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... Melb'rne,direct Sailed. Sailed. Sailed. Sailed. Sailed. Sailed. Sailed. Sailed. Sailed. ...

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... Sail Sail.. . Sail;.. .183 Sail 376 Sail 268 Steam 178 Sail 107 Sail 159 Sail ...

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... design shows, the Flying Fish relied sails, rigged on all of her three masts, as wel steam from her boiler. It seems strange nowa( to realise that many steamships, both naval merchant vessels, were still using sails to themselves along until the end of ...

... SAILING Pilchard Robinson (West Kirby) pipped clubinate Gareth Owen to carry off an open meeting for the Laser Class staged by 1103 lake Sailing Club. ...

... Sailed Balled Sailed Sailed ...

... SAILING realises how continually. not hour by hour, but often moment by moment, the wind varies In direction and strength, and on this depends how his sails must be trimmed, by easing off or hauling in the sheets, and the course which, after allowing ...

... SAILING ON THE British Olympic sailing team for the Montreal Games is: Flying Dutchman: Rodney Pattison, Julian Brooke-Houghton: Finn: David Howlett: 470: Phil Crebbin, Derek Clark; Soling: fain Macdonald - Smith, Mike Baker-Harber, Barry Dunn i n g. ...

... Sailing the unluckiest helm afloat. He finished the first round well in the lead, but mistook another class start signal for Bob Long sailed a solo a shortened course and course to show it could be relaxed done by an Albacore while When he realized his ...

... SAILINGS. ...