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World Championship Resultate 1989 -1966 Podeste und alle SUI Segler I . S . C . Y . R . A INTERNATIONAL STAR CLASS YACHT RACING ASSOSIATION 1989 PORTO CERVO - Italien U (105 Teilnehmer) 1984 VILAMOURA - PORTUGAL U (79 Teilnehmer) Gold BRA 7117 Alan Adler / Nelson Falceo Gold ITA 6573 Giorgio Gorla / Alfio Peraboni Silber GER 7313 Werner Fritz / Ulrich Seebeger Silber USA 6965 Andrew Menkart / James Kavle Bronze CAN 7321 Ross MacDonald/Bruce Mac Donald Bronze USA 6942 Paul Cayard / Ken Keefe 22. SUI 7203 Josef Steinmayer / Reto Heilig (ZU) 14. SUI 6783 Josef Steinmayer / Reto Hellig (Zug) 39. SUI 7399 Urs Hunkeler / Thomas Meseck (LUV) 29. SUI 6981 Heinz Maurer/ Christian Rossing (TB) 42. SUI 7167 Christoph Gautschi / Muller-Crepon (BOD) 44. SUI 6907 Bruno Marazzi / Ueli Keller (TB) 56. SUI 7360 Peter Wyss / UrsJoss (ZU) 49. SUI 6862 C. Breitenstein / And. Giessbrecht (Zug) 68. SUI 7268 Heinz Maurer / Kurt Scheidegger (TB) 60. SUI 6836 Rico Gregorini / Rolf Zeltner (O) 76. SUI 7052 B. Vang-Mathisen / Bruni (G) 77. SUI 6908 Herman Schwyter / Francesco Rossi (RAP) 86. SUI 7327 Jürg Ryffel/ Thomet (RAP) 89. SUI 6909 Cyrill Dvorak / Elsener (BOD) 1983 Marina del Rey - California U (78 Teilnehmer) 93. SUI 7138 Rainer Klostermann / Urs Kistler (LUV) U Gold ESP 6756 Ant. Gorostegui / Jose Luis Doreste 1988 BUENOS AIRES - Argentinien (70 Teilnehmer) Silber GER 6496 Joachim Griese / Michael Marcour Bronze USA 6560 Bill Buchan Jr. / Carl Buchan Gold USA 7225 Paul Cayard / Steve Erickson Silber USA 7288 Mark Reynolds / Hal Haenel 17. SUI 6907 Bruno Marazzi / Ueli Keller (Int) Bronze USA 6378 Ed Adams / Tom Olsen 36. SUI 6903 Josef Steinmayer / Rao Heilig (ZU) 31. SUI 7203 Josef Steinmayer / Thomas Lussi (ZU) 1982 Medemblik - Holland U (81 Teilnehmer) 40. SUI 7062 Christoph Gautschi / N. Kottmann (BOD) 47. SUI 7277 J. G. Vuithier/ Christian Hayner (G) Gold ESP 6756 Ant. Gorostegui / Jose Luis Doreste 64. SUI 7295 Claude Balestra /Peppi Imhof Silber GER 6796 Alexander Hagen / Vincent Hoesch Bronze USA 6560 Bill Buchan Jr. / Steve Erickson 1987 CHICAGO – USA U (79 Teilnehmer) 26. SUI 6753 Heinz Maurer / Peter Keller (Int) Gold USA 6378 Ed Adams / Tom Olsen 41. SUI 6802 Bruno Marazzi / Ueli Keller (Int) 59. SUI 6461 Hannes Gubler / Willi Spelbrink (ZU) Silber GER 7279 Alexander Hagen / Fritz Girr 60. SUI 6732 Arnold Osterwalder / Dieter Ertl (RAP) Bronze USA 7225 Paul Cayard / Steve Erickson 67. SUI 6548 Rico Gregorini / Thomas Moser (TB) 70. SUI 6698 Walter Künzle / Manuel Ingold (LUV) 70. SUI 6905 Otti Schmid / Dave Cornes (BOD) 71. SUI 6590 Beat Hunziker / Vincent Nagelisen (Halse) 1986 ISLE OF CAPRI – ITALIEN U (110 Teilnehmer) 1981 MARBLEHEAD - USA U (84 Teilnehmer) Gold USA 7109 Vince Brun / Hugo Schreiner Gold GER 6498 Alexander Hagen / Vincent Hoesch Silber ITA 7024 Giuseppe Milone / Roberto Mottola Silber USA 6281 Peter Wright / Todd Cozzens Bronze USA 6378 Ed Adams / Tom Olsen Bronze USA 6560 Bill Buchan Jr / Ron Anderson 51. SUI 6981 Heinz Maurer / Gogi Eisold (TB) 54. SUI 6732 Arnold Osterwalder / Juergen Maly (RAP) 58. SUI 6913 Peter U. Wyss / Arnold Winkler (ZU) 1980 RIO DE JANIERO – Brasilien U ( 54 Teilnehmer) 59. SUI 6783 Josef Steinmayer / Reto Helig(ZU) 61. SUI 6647 R. Klostermann / Stephan Wagner (LUV) Gold USA 6150 Tom Blackaller / David Shaw 63. SUI 6855 Res Bienz / Rolf Zeltner(O) Silber ITA 6437 Albino Fravezzi / Oscar Dalvit 81. SUI 7180 Bruno Marazzi / Stefan Haftka (Int) Bronze ITA 6378 Giorgio Gorla / Alfio Peraboni 88. SUI 7211 Rene J. Luedi / Beat Fontana (Int) 91. SUI 6533 Andrea Roost / Thomas Roost (TB) 96. SUI 6111 Rudolf Baumann / Arnold Baumann (O) 34. SUI 6380 Hermann Schwyter / Rene Baettig (RAP) 97. SUI 6411 Hans Rossner / U. P. Rutishauser (BOD) 35. SUI 6539 Kurt Mueller /Phillipe Warnez (LUV) 98. SUI 7061 Hannes Gubler / Willi Spelbrink (ZU) 104.SUI 7144 A. Osterwalder / Peter Hoehne (RAP) 1979 MARSTRAND - Schweden U (78 Teilnehmer) Gold USA 6489 Buddy Melges / Andreas Josenhans 1985 NASSAU – BAHAMAS U (80 Teilnehmer) Silber USA 6042 Bill Buchan Jr / Douglas Knight Bronze USA 6281 Peter Wright / Todd Cozzens Gold USA 6960 Bill Buchan Jr. / Steve Erickson Silber HOL 6972 Steven Bakker / Ko van den Berg 26. SUI 6375 Heinz Maurer / Peter Herzog (Int) Bronze USA 7074 Paul Cayard / Ken Keefe 54. SUI 5593 Werner Landau / Daniel Wyss (ZU) 59. SUI 6403 Josi Steinmayer / Bernfried Osterwald (Üb) 16. SUI 6783 Joser SteinmayerReto Heilig (ZU) 66. SUI 6110 Arnold Winkler / F. Rossi (RAP) 36. SUI 7082 Willy Kuhweide / Felix Meier (Zug) 70. SUI 6061 Max Juchli / Willi Spellbrink (BOD) 58. SUI 6907 Bruno Marazzi / Ueli Keller (Int) 1978 SAN FRANCISCO - USA U (99 Teilnehmer) 1972 CARACAS - Bahamas U (60 Teilnehmer) Gold USA 6346 Buddy Melges / Andreas Josenhans Gold GER 5663 Willi Kuhweide / Karsten Meyer Silber USA 6300 Dennis Conner / Ron Anderson Silber USA 5217 Joerg Bruder / Claudio Biekarch Bronze USA 6150 Tom Blackaller / Ed Bennett Bronze USA 5667 Ding Schoonmaker / T. Dudinsky 53. SUI 5460 A. Osterwalder / Theo Toggweiler (RAP) 19. SUI 5677 Josi Steinmayer / Marcel Wunderli (UB) 73. SUI 5661 Peter U. Wyss / Bruno Muller (ZU) 21. SUI 5754 Oskar A. Meier / Marcel Wunderli (ZU) 99. SUI 6222 Heinz Maurer / Heinrich Scherer (Int) 25. SUI 5433 Jürg Christen / Martin Buergi (Int) 29. SUI 5628 August Weiss/ Ch. Breitenstein (Zug) 1977 KIEL - Germany (87 Teilnehmer) 55. SUI 5484 Freddy Schiavo / Peter Ganterbein (Zug) Gold USA 6177 Dennis Conner / Ron Anderson 1971 PUGET SOUND U (50 Teilnehmer) Silber SWE 6066 Sune Carlsson / Leif Carlsson Bronze GER 6176 Uwe von Below / Franz Wehofsich Gold USA 5291 Dennis Conner /James Reynolds Silber USA 5479 Lowell North / Peter Barrett 14. SUI 5952 Dr. Peter Wyss / Gogi Eisold (ZU) Bronze USA 5624 John Albrechtson / Goran Tell 21. SUI 5673 C. Breitenstein / Freddy Schiavo (Zug) 27. SUI 6049 Heinz Maure / Reto Heilig (Int) U 55. SUI 5697 Arnold Winkler / Hans Teuscher (RAP) 1970 MARSTRAND - Holland (52 Teilnehmer) 56. SUI 5906 A. Osterwalder / Dr. Theo Toggweiler (RAP) 63. SUI 5932 Beat Kaiser / Roman Fähndrich (Zug) Gold USA 5460 Bill Buchan Jr. /Carl F. Sutter 67. SUI 5830 Max Juchli / Peter Goetz (BOD) Silber USA 5407 Ding Schoonmaker / Arne Akerson 84. SUI 6009 Heinrich Gretler / Hanspeter Rossner (Halse) Bronze SWE 5245 Stig Wennerstrom / S. Christensen 1976 NASSAU - Bahamas U (61 Teilnehmer) 14. SUI 5484 Edwin Bernet / Rolf Amrein (Zug) 15. SUI 5326 Robert Blattmann / Hans Wohnlich (RAP) Gold USA 5660 James Allsopp / Michael Guhin 34. SUI 5433 Jürg Christen / W. Giesbrecht (Int) Silber USA 5647 Bill Buchan Jr. /Earl Lasher 38. SUI 5249 Peter Wyss / Rolf Wyss (ZU) 39. SUI 5337 Juerg Schmid / Marc Christen (TB) Bronze USA 5575 Barton Beek / William Munster 1969 SAN DIEGO BAY - USA U (44 Teilnehmer) 38. SUI 5673 C. Breitenstein / Freddy Schiavo (Zug) Gold USA 5300 Pelle Petterson / Ulf Schroder 1975 LAKE MICHIGAN - USA U (74 Teilnehmer) Silber USA 5150 Tom Blackaller / Gary Mull Bronze SWE 5392 Lowell North /Peter Barrett Gold USA 5607 Ding Schoonmaker /Jerry Ford 25. SUI 5384 Oskar A. Meier / Dan Wyss (ZU) Silber USA 5651 Tom Blackaller / Ron Anderson 30. SUI 4749 A. Osterwalder / Gubi Leeman (RAP) Bronze USA 5681 Peter Wright / Bill Wright 33. SUI 5433 Jürg Christen / W. Giesbrecht (Int) 51. SUI 5906 Arnold Osterwalder /Toni Hartl (RAP) 1968 Not held Because of the Olympics. U 1974 LAREDO - Spanien U (52 Teilnehmer) 1967 COPENHAGEN - Denmark U (62 Teilnehmer) Gold USA 5651 Tom Blackaller / Ron Anderson Silber SWE 5868 Pelle Petterson / Ingvar Hansson Gold DEN 4969 Paul Elvstrom / Paul Mik-Meyer Bronze BAH 5525 Durward Knowles /Gerald Ford Silber USA 4733 Lowell North / Peter Barrett 7. SUI 5703 Josi Steinmayer / Osterwald (ÜB) Bronze USA 4862 Donald Trask / William K. Richardson 12. SUI 5591 A. Osterwalder / Brack (RAP) 13. SUI 5851 Heinz Maurer / Meier (Int) 16. SUI 5140 Edwin Bernet / Rolf Amrein (Zug) 17. SUI 5555 Peter Wyss / Vorberg (ZU) 32. SUI 5089 Ricco Giesbrecht/ Gubi Leemann (Int) 23. SUI 5754 Oskar A. Meier / Wunderli (ZU) 49. SUI 5011 A. Osterwalder / Werner Landau (RAP) 26. SUI 5696 Hannes Gubler / Spelbrink (ZU) 56. SUI 4940 Georges Mueller / Mario Dengler (Sem) 29. SUI 5753 Karel Rezanka / Stucklin (Int) 33. SUI 5433 Jürg Christen/ W. Giesbrecht (Int) 30. SUI 5830 Max Juchli/Beat Schmuck (BOD) 51. SUI 5811 Rene Luedi/ Meier (TB) 1966 KIEL - Germany U (78 Teilnehmer) 1973 SAN DIEGO BAY - USA U (58 Teilnehmer) Gold DEN 4969 Paul Elvstrom / John Alberchtson Silber USA 4733 Lowell North /Peter Barrett Gold USA 5662 Lowell North Peter Barrett Bronze USA 4841 Richard Stearns / Lynn Williams Silber USA 5773 Bill Buchan Jr Craig Thomas Bronze USA 5726 Tom Blackaller / Ron Anderson 12. SUI 5106 Edwin Bernet / Rolf Amrein (Zug) 36. SUI 5008 Emil Widmer / Albert Lechner (Zug) 27. SUI 4627 Adrian Bryner / Hans Bryner (LL) 51. SUI 5009 Ernst Gautschi / Walter Benz (BOD) 29. SUI 5754 Oskar A. Meier / Marcel Wunderli (ZU) 53. SUI 5090 J. Christen /C. Christen ( Int) 36. SUI 5825 Heinz Maurer / W. Meier (Int) 62. SUI 4999 Max Schatzmann / Tibor Demeny (TB) 41. SUI 5808 Kurt Mueller /Heinz Roethlin (LUV) 66. SUI 4939 Paul Bischoff / Primus Wyrsch 44. SUI 5628 Ch. Breitenstein / August Weiss (Zug) 68. SUI 5040 Oskar Meier / Dan Wyss (ZU) 47. SUI 5337 Cyrill Dvorak /Beat Schmuck (BOD) 70. SUI 5082 Jan Both / Albert Hollinger (RAP) 73. SUI 4940 Georges Mueller / Heinz Ege (Sem) Swiss – Star –Class - März. 2013 L.Zimmermann .
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    Fleets: 178 Yachts: 8330 Starlights Fall, 2007 Volume 83, Number 5 Originated, 1911 – Organized, 1922 4 2007 FALL STARLIGHTS MAGAZINE North Ad 2007 FALL STARLIGHTS MAGAZINE 3 INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS IN THIS ISSUE: President – J. William Allen President’s Message 4 Vice-President, Western Hemisphere Member Spotlight Claude Bonanni Robert Scheidt 5-6 Regatta Reports and Photographs Vice-President, Eastern Hemisphere Bacardi Cup 7-10 Hermann F. Weiler Kieler Woche 11-12 Secretary - John Chiarella District Results 13-18 1st District 13 Treasurer – Douglas D. Smith 4th District 14 th Commodore - Sir Durward Knowles 5 District 14 6th District 15 Vice Commodores 9th District 16 John Chiarella Otto Schlenzka 10 th District 16 12 th District 17 Rear Commodores 13 th District 17 Harry H. Adler Carlo Rolandi 17 th District 18 Harry H. Walker Western Hemisphere Championship 19-20 Continental Vice-Presidents Eastern Hemisphere Championship 20-21 Joseph Zambella George Iverson S. American Silver Star Championship 22-23 Alexander Hagen More of Fried’s Photographs 24-25 Torben Grael Luis F. Bustelo N. American Silver Star Championship 26-28 Phillip R. Baker Iain Murray European Championship 29-33 International Governing Committee World’s Championship 34-39 Rick Burgess – Chairman History J. William Allen Torben Grael Attila, The Super-Star 40-43 Phillip Baker Alexander Hagen George Corry’s Obituary 44-45 Claude Bonanni Hermann F. Weiler Class Reports Christoph Gautschi Joseph Zambella CMC meeting Summary 46 Class Management Committee 2007 Star Class Annual Meeting 46 J. William Allen, Chairman Regatta Announcement Claude Bonanni Hermann F. Weiler Nice Christmas Regatta 46 John Chiarella Douglas D.
  • Local Star Class Newsletter

    Local Star Class Newsletter

    Volume 5, No. 3 March, 2004 Star Class Newsletter for the 1st, 2nd and 12th Districts MARCH REGATTA SCHEDULE 2004 Biscayne Star Trophy 5th District Pl. Sail# Skipper Crew Fleet R1 R2 Total Mar. 26-28 ABYC Olympic Classes, Alamitos 1 8141 Fredrik Lööf Anders Ekstrom Bk 2 1 3 Bay Yacht Club 2 81 Afonso Domingos Bernardo Sanyos CP 6 4 10 Mar. 28-29 Delta Star, Stockton Sailing Club 3 8037 Peter Wright Dan Wright WH 5 9 14 th 4 8129 Mark Reynolds Steve Erickson SDB 3 15 18 20 District 5 7995 George Szabo III Mark Strube SDB 11 7 18 Mar. 6-12 Bacardi Cup 6 8136 Argle Campbell Dmitry Yakovenko NH 13 6 19 Mar. 18-28 Olympic Trials 7 8159 Paul Cayard Rod Davis WSFB 10 10 20 8 7488 Roberto Benamati Filippo Domenical Gar 20 3 23 9 8094 Jay Makila Eki Heinonen Fin 4 19 23 2004 BISCAYNE STAR TROPHY 10 8107 Xavier Rohart Pascal Rambeau NI 18 5 23 January 24-25, 2004 11 7988 Peter Bromby Lee White BER 7 24 31 Sixty-three Star boats gathered at Coral Reef YC for 12 8157 Colin Beashel David Giles LMac 15 16 31 the Biscayne Bay Trophy Regatta. Sailed in 5-7 knots 13 8067 Ian Walker Nick Williams LMac 9 23 32 of breeze, only two of the three races were scored, 14 8169 Rohan Lord Andrew Taylor NZL 1 35 36 and 18 boats picked up a Black Flag disqualification. 15 8101 Niculas Holm Claus Olesen DF 19 18 37 16 7952 Ben Cesare Serge Leonidov Mid 27 14 41 17 8077 Howie Shiebler Will Stout WSFB 28 20 48 Miami Olympic Classes Regatta 18 8110 Mark Mansfield Killian Collin IRL 12 37.5 49.5 As seen from the Race Committee Boat 19 8045 Augie Diaz Hal Haenel BisB 8 42 50 January 26-29, 2004 20 8181 Larry Whipple Darin Jensen PS 21 31 52 By Harry Walker 21 8132 Vince Brun Mike Dorgan SDB 42 11 53 Seldom if ever (except a special Worlds) has a 22 7959 Alexander Hagen Jochen Wolfram Glu 32 21 53 more impressive Star fleet been assembled than the 23 8056 Leo Pelekanakis Geo.
  • DE LA Xxrv' Olymptade À Séoul

    DE LA Xxrv' Olymptade À Séoul

    LES RESULTATS DES f EUX DE LA xxrv' oLYMPTADE À sÉoul DU 17 SEPTEMBRE AU 2 OCTOBRE 19BB fl eux cent trente-sept épreuves étaient proposées aux athlètes dans vingt-sept disciplines des l-l vi¡'¡9¡-¡¡6is sports inscrits au programme olympique, auxquelles s'ajoutaient deux sports et une épreuve de démonstration ainsi que deux épreuves à l'intention des handicapés. Abréviations utilisées : NRM, nouveau record mondial ; NRMF, nouveau record mondial (finale) ; ERM, égalise le record mondial ; NRO, nouveau record olympique ; NMPO, nouvelle meilleure perfor- mance olympique ; DQ, disqualifié. 493 Les feux de la XXIV" Olympiade Athlétisme Mexico, est bien tombé, avec le bond de 17,61 m du Bulgare Hristo Markov, soit 22 cm de mieux. Athlet¡cs Autre surpr¡se en saut en hauteur féminin, et pas des moindres pour Louise Ritter (USA) elle-même qui Atletismo battit la détentrice du record du monde Stefka Kostadi- nova (BUL) avec un bond de 2,03m. Chez les hommes, Cuennadi Avdeenko IURS) fut /e seu/ à franchir 2,38m alors que la bataille pour la médaille d'argent opposa 1 es épreuves d'athlétisme ont débuté le 23 septem- trois heures durant les tro¡s concurren¿s suivants. Ceux- I bre avec le marathon féminin remporté par Rosa ci franchirent 2,36m tous les trois, Hollis Conway (USA), Mota, première médaille d'or féminine du Portugal aux pour avoir réussi au premier essai, remporta la médaille Jeux d'été. Menant Ia course de bout en bout, /a Portu' d'argent suivi de Roudolf Povarn¡tsyne (URS) et de gaise n'a pas pour autant souffert de la solitude du cou' Pazick Sjoberg (SWE), tous deux à la troisième p/ace.
  • Championship of Europe 1985, Hellerup, Denmark Place Sail

    Championship of Europe 1985, Hellerup, Denmark Place Sail

    Championship of Europe 1985, Hellerup, Denmark Place Sail # Skipper Crew Fleet Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Total 1 6573 Giorgio Gorla Alfio Peraboni LdC 6 1 20 4 1 11 36.7 2 6982 Alexander Hagen Matthias Borowy KF 10 2 3 6 23 7 49.4 3 7076 Albino Fravezzi Oscar Dalvit SG 5 4 5 3 11 28 50.7 4 7055 Achim Griese Michael Marcour KF 3 3 21 __ 17 2 64 5 6912 Hns Wallen Bengt Andersson Kat 20 6 24 1 12 5 65.7 6 7059 Jens-Peter Wrede Ulli Seeberger Lub 14 7 16 2 6 12 65.7 7 6576 Steven Bakker Ko Vandenberg Hol 44 8 18 8 8 1 66 8 6951 Werner Fritz Vincent Hoesch CBM 4 29 2 9 19 10 67 9 6963 Ed Adams Tom Olsen NB 19 20 1 11 3 __ 83.7 10 6850 Hans Vogt, Jr. Thomas Budel CBM 12 __ 15 10 9 4 78 11 6769 Kent Carlson Thomas Oljelund ST 16 12 14 19 4 8 82 12 7084 Guram biganishvili Aleksandr Zybin Mosc 1 59 12 14 24 14 88 13 7071 Antonion Gorostegui Jvier Miro Lar 2 16 19 15 26 13 90 14 6737 Olle Johansson Dag Hansson Vin 47 22 13 20 5 17 106 15 6789 mats Johansson Begt Bengtsson Vin 37 __ 4 5 14 20 107 16 6966 Uwe Vone Below Franz Wehofsich HF 47 31 11 7 22 16 117 17 6844 Roberto Benamati Giuseppe Devoti Gar 47 43 9 25 2 15 119 18 7051 hubert Raudachl Andreas Denk SMA 7 33 22 31 7 22 119 19 7021 Michael Nissen Steen Risom ZuW 11 26 __ 18 21 21 127 20 6835 W.S.