The small yacht, its management and handling for racing and sailing, with chapters on construction (1909)
Boardman, Edwin Augustus, 1876- [from old catalog] · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 168
ce is usually a veryimportant one, because the yacht that getsaround first gains a very great advantageover her competitor, in that it is necessaryfor the other boat to pass her in order to beather home. Passing a boat on a reach is anexceptionally difficult matter, if the boats areequally fast. To… … Just after the start in close quarters. No. 24 in weather berth and inleadin<^ position. A good example of the 18-foot knockabouts ^ , --y rv ft^^^am^^SBSJ^gi^ .«k Start of Massachusetts Bay 18-foot knockabout class. First leg a broadreach, showing how boats spread out on a start of this sort im^
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