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BULLETI L^IA.Ir-Jxj2srh3 1970 BULLETI l^IA.ir-JXJ2SrH3 1970 u$ . Cobra tftaMA 4035 Pacific Hwy. San Diego, Calif. 92110 Phone (714) 295-8887 Finally there is a superb American mast — extruded, tapered and rigged for Snipes. 1 It is proven — having been used to win the world championship along with the U.S. Nationals. If you are replacing your old mast or getting a new boat, make sure it is with a Cobra. Why? Because— This mast is an improvement of the aluminum masts in use on Snipes today. The section is not unlike the other popular makes — but we have used our experience of Snipe sailing to come up with some very functional and improved fittings and rigging techniques. For Instance— Special Hound fittings. No Super taper, considerably Special new spreaders. Air (oil Halyards inside tube, won't windage, everything on one, more than X models. shape incorporates its own shape come out of sail groove. 1 setting inside mast. lor a stop. 4035 R. PACIFIC HIGHWAY SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92110 ELMS SAILS Telephone (714) 295-8887 Some Race Action on a Gusty Day WINNING SAILS by LEVINSON -Photos <•( Hie Potomac rtlver Fleet 60 at Washington taken by Mrs. II.S.Corbin QUALITY - CRAFTSMANSHIP 30 SECONDS before the limed start. Bruce MacDonald.wlthcrew George Lee really hiking in a gust, has the Jump in 1G7C5. Rick Zimmerman (11291) is completing a tack lor sale leeward position (hopefully!). Ned Walker in 8000 appears to tack lor a safe leeward position (hopefully!). Ned Walker In 8000 appears to be having toruble. Alan Robertson (14702) having problems holding his boat down. On the extreme right, Ed O'Brien (16242) is eating backwlnd from everyone else. 1969 CHAMPIONSHIPS 1st—JUNIOR NATIONALS AUGIE ond 3rd—SENIOR NATIONALS GONZALO 1st—CLEARWATER MIDWINTER DIAZ 1st—CROSBY NATIONALS BUZZ 1st—INDIANA OPEN (93 Snipes) LEVINSON WRITE FOR OUR SNIPE TUNING AND TIPS ONE MINUTE LATER boats have crossed starting line and a couple already tacked (or clear air. MacDonald still in lead. O'Brien drove 16242 through the lee ol 3 boats, tacked to port, now ready to gamble for a squeeze play ahead ol 11291. LEVINSON SAILS PHONE 813-446-2695 900 N. OSCEOLA AVE. CLEARWATER, FLA. 33515 Wherever Snipes sail you'll find Boston Sails they go great where the competition counts! BOSTON YACHT SAIL COMPANY U.S.A. Sailmalcers for the Onampioru r7c=" BOSTON SAILS ™»* LIMITED 468-1468 CANADA 120 MICHIGAN AVE., POINT EOWARO. 16765 completes his lack and 11291 dually gels his clear air. He went on to win as SARNIA, ONK CANADA • 619/344-5236 16765 ran aground in shoal water on the airporl side. 14702was 2nd; 16705in 3rd. THE COVER Canadian News Aptly entitled "All Clear", this is just a nice shot of the start of a Snipe race An Official Announcement THE INTERNATIONAL SNIPE CLASS on a typical small lake in the interior of As predicted in earlier BULLETINS the country. Taken in the mountains of Canada has decided to remain at the mir*^| Tennessee, it clearly shows how open mum weight of 425 lbs. for the presei. water sailors are baffled when they get on racing season. John D. Storey, Canadian water in such surroundings — and vice National Secretary, makes the official MAY - JUNE 1970 versa! Cecil Pearce of the Chattanooga announcement, which follows the decision Times took it at the recent Southern Cliamp- already made by the United States. While ionship Regatta onLake Chickamauga. Vol. XVIV No. 10 this applies to all official SCIRA/Canada races and regattas, it eliminates all prob lems of Snipers from both countries racing THE SCORE against eachother in international events S. C. I. R. A. OFFICERS Numbered SNIPES —18947 with different weight boats. It was almost —-J^. Commodore —-ti- a necessity to insure attendance at these affairs "across the border. " Dr. Angel Riveras de la Portilla Chartered Fleets- 686 The Canadian National Cliampionsliip for Juan Vigon, 23 59 new numbers went out last month, 1970 will be held at the Northern Yacht Club Madrid (3), Spain and while this is 82 less than the same North Sydney, N. S. August l-9th. This month last year, we are still ahead 64 Vice Commodore big regatta includes the Maritime and Pro boats with our present total of 342 since William M. Kilpatrick vincial Championshipsas well, and 3 titles Oct. 1,1969. It is a good,satisfying record! are awardedat the conclusion of a big week P.O. Box 18876 The U. S.led with 43; Spain next with 10; of Snipe racing. Special Pram and Dinghy Oklahoma City, Ok. 73118 Portugal 5; Canada 1. races will be included this year, so, if you Rear Commodore Spain continues her amazing expansion want to participate in any of these, get in Major Richard Tillman with 2 more groups getting official SCIRA touch with Steve Astephen, Northern YC, fleets: (1) Charter 685 went to the Club 1609 Boone Hall Dr. P.O. Box 1, North Sydney, at once. Nautico Molinar de Levanta fleet; (2) Charleston, South Carolina 29407 Also, the CORK Regatta at Oakville Charter 686 to the Club Nautico Los Nietos will be identified this year as the "North Executive Secretary and Treasurer at Cartagena in the Province of Murcia. American OPEN Snipe Championship Cork" Birney Mills New Officers Chosen and is the first Snipe series to be so desig 856 Sunnyside Ave. nated. What will be done In the future will The 3-year terms of office of Dan Akron, Ohio 44303 depend on wishes of the North American Elliott (District VI) and Richard Tillman countries involved, and this question will Tel.: (216) 836-8131 (District III), members-at-large of the be settled whenever a specific Deed of Gtfw SCIRA Board of Governors, expired in 1969. RULES COMMITTEE is presented to the Board of Governor; Elected by the Board of Governors to fill Chairman: TED A. WELLS and should be done tliis winter. It is a good 755 Edgcwaler Rd.. Witchita, Kansas 67230 their vacated places were Arch Higman idea, and should be pursued (District VI) and Jack Zink (District II). ED1TOI1 They assumed office this year and go out (NEW OFFICERSfrom 2nd column) BIRNEY MILLS at the end of 1972. Introducing: and order tliat he knows where practically CONTHIBUTINC EDITORS Stewart Brown-USA Charles Myers-USA every Snipe in California is located and Earl Elma-USA Nelson Piccolo-Brazil Anton Grcgo-JuROslavia Howard Richards-Can. what it's official status is today. He is the Stuart Grifllnc-USA Francis Seavy-USA blood-hound for SCIRA in the whole area. Jerry Jenkins-USA Steve Taylor-USA Alan Levlnson.USA Richard Tillnian-USA Arch also served as SCIRA representative Ted A.Welb,-USA at the World Championship Regatta in Cascais, Portugal, in 1957. His home HONORARY CONTRIBUTING EDITORS address is 3316 Grayburn Rd. , Pasadena, Horaclo Campl-Argentina A. F. "Bud-Hook-USA California 91107. Svend RanHl-Swedcn Dr. Robert Schaclfcr- USA EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD John Zink, on the other hand, is a Jim Rlchter.Chr. Arnold Landmark, V-Chr. relative newcomer to SCIRA 41 years old, Joe Bucek Lou Leber Arch Higman John Zink he is a graduate mechanical engineer from Harold Gllrcath Brad McFaddcn Floyd Hughes Mark Schoenberger As an Old-Tinier well-known In Snipe Oklahoma State University. He is now circles both at home and abroad, Arch President of John ZinkComapny, a manu Editorial & Business Office Higman was an unanimous choice. A re facturer of specialized combustion equip Address all correspondence to: tired teachor from the Los Angeles schools, ment. 856 Sunnyside Ave. .Akron,OH -!«03 He and his wife, Bette, have 3 boys, he now lives in Pasadena, California, with PUBLICATION INFORMATION Neel, Colin, and Whitney, aged 12,10,and his wife, Ethel. They liave one daughter, Published monthly by the Snipe Class Inter 8. A member of Snipe Fleet 625 in Tulsa, national Racing Association,Incorporated, Lee Waggoner, who, with her husband, also located on Lake Keystone,he started sail (not for profit). sails a Snipe on occasion. Arch has been Forms close on the 10th ol the month pre ing in 1963 in a Lightning and has been four ceding publication. Material received alter sailing for 35 years with the last 25 in times Central States District Champion in that date will not appear until a later month. Snipes, and has attended big regattas all Printed In the U.S. A at Akron,Ohio. that class. Now owns Snipe 17152 and his Second-class postage paid at Akron.Ohio. over the country. He lias had the pleasure wife is crew - results have been 3rd in the of building 5 Snipes during his career, and ADVERTISING District in 1968 and 2nd in 1969. Contract rates furnlslied upon application. thus knows the beat from A to Z; as a mem SUBSCRIPTION Before sailing, he was interested in ber of the SCIRA Rules Committee, this motor racing, and he won the Nation:~m\ S2.00pcrycar. 32.00 of the amount of dues expert knowledge lias been put to good use. In SCIRA arc paid for a year's subscription Drag Racing Championship in 1957; dt to the SNIPE BULLETIN. He has been Fleet Captain at Alamitos signed, constructed, and competed in all CHANGE OF ADDRESS Bay 218 and Los Angeles Fleet 2; now in forms of motor racing, and has built two Notify Snipe BULLETIN of any changes , his second term as District VI Governor, giving both old and new addresses complete winning cars for Indianapolis plus two with zip code. Allow a month to become he has his area under such control effective.
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