Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 234
ory. VII. A touch, whether of person or of rig, con-stitutes a collision, either with another skate-sailer,or with a mark or buoy, and he who is responsiblefor it, under the rules, forfeits all claim to thevictory. VIII. No means of locomotion, other than thatafforded by the wind, is permissible… … A KLEET UNDER SAIL. go about or change his course at the same time asthe windward skate-sailer, or-as soon as he canwithout coming into collision. The new directionmust be kept, at least until the obstacle has beencleared. III. When skate-sailers are moving side by side,as in Rule II., and…
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