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CITIZEN-ADVERTISER, AUBURN. N. Y., SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. 1966C-A Selectionsthe First Race — Yardstick, Met-vith ro Roads, Son Ator. nia Second Race Ansman, Ham-one mer 'N Tongs, Foxy Sultan, the Third Race Evva Lynda,Comby, Tays Papoose, gue Fourth Race Ardan Road,\’ew Daring Damzel, McCook.De- Fifth Race Apomaid, Fab’sit a Treasure. Usulee Wong, ton. Sixth Race Queens Day.and Royal Must, Roman Mist.Seventh Race — Traveling .Tim Lady. Equl, Ambigu.•rry Eighth Race Rice Wine,ting Bright Coleen,Spook Rider, s. Ninth Race — Real Black,can Whirling Spirit. Butchie Boy. 0ly Best - Traveling Lady in 7th.GeneUhenonselfiaidAt HI KNIAN IN THE LEAD—Tommy Hlslop in hU Star boat Seolrh bullies Dick Pool#* lor the lend In yesterday'll third and final race ol tin* Itth District Star Regatta at Owaaco Lake. Illslnp, defending champion, and a member of the boat Owasco Yacht Club, won the race. However, Norm Freeman of Ithaca won the overall crown.Lively Owasco Lake Provides Fine Sailing for Final Racetheranrind■ks,ofich-: in bedthethetheoth-By WALTER REWAI.DOwasco Lake finally showed its Richard Poole's ••Riptide. an en-true mottle Friday and gave Star try from the Greenwood Lake. N.J. boat skippers a real run for their For the last two legs of the tri-money in the final race of 1he 12th angular course Mr. Poole and District Star Regatta champion- crewman Patricia Poole fought ship. every inch of the way but wereA si iff southwesterly wind filled unable to catch the Owasco boat the sails ol the trim, graceful keel with Pete Patrick as crew, boats -and roiled the surface of Mr His|o smiIine broadIy as he the lake so that crewmen kept steppcd ashore callcd „ a .lt;per_ he r foul weather gear on to pro fecl d for sailing. The wind was tect themselves from the flying jus» rj„u, •• spray* It was a great .lav for the home , BlJt ,“l efforts by tbpclub when Tom Hislop's light blue ,ocaI sa,*°r **** to overcome the ''Scolch crossed the finish line commanding lead set up Thursday first alter a hard-fought duel with hy ,wo Lacans in two races un-Pltcher led the three hits night but frame th sion in a game at The So runs on tl in the op righthand cd the N frames ft season.The sa again U. aluted t. the 7:80 The aerl tomorrow play at and Tile' is -laml Triplets time. Auburn ing oppor ings last MeCullou hit the h. on third.'Frisella walked oi 11 in losiSpared tl reaking when G times.Bob Mi Inson wai line a hi run. The: basemantwo-strikeright fielc lies.Catcher counted runs, rapi right 10 1' What pi run cam first has and he h son lined Auburn tallies in walked JcStarbyon Isthe)en-. AFinger Lakesdor light wind.First winner overall was Norm Freeman who came in second and first Thursday and sixth today. He beat another formidable Ithaca sailor. Watt Webb, by a narrowisas13-fordtheiterlar-andsotairgeforcanrunanysoii,cto-dayt of?ad-andthehisfiveFirst Rare marginKid, Lmilees, Kays Woody. john Dengler of the Lake On-Second Rare |ario c,ub edge,d Willard HodgesFoxy Sultan. Gantry, Hammer of sunapee for third place and N Tongs. Harnson County, Sin- Mrlt; Hislop. who had been half ners Blessing. Brandy Isle. Ans- way down the field Thursday, adman, Falls View. vanced to fifth place after Fri-Tlilrd Race day’s Impressive win.Brasstown Bald. Trader J C.. The final standing may change if A-Pic N Pic. Ewa Lynda. Nava- a protcst against Mr. Hodges is hoe Knave, Toy s Papoose, Grand sustained by the judges. This Silver. Hot Honey, A-Comby, Land u^uid put ^ Hislop boat into third of Maple. placCiA J. R. Clarkson Nick De The wind, which had beenToro entry. WSW early in the morning shift-Fourth Race ed to WNW by race time and theArdan Road. Janilyn, Pandora first buoy was again near Ruck Dee. McCook, Trial By Fire, Tay Point while the second buoy re-Path. Daring Damzel. malned at Durtis Point andA W. W. I.ong entry. start and finish were at theFifth Race Owasco Yacht Club.Fab’S Treasure. Doc W., Apo- The liveliest leg of the racemaid. Burning Sand 2nd., Fran- as on the windward lack from chonettc, Usulee Wong. Cousin the club bouse to Buck Point Drew. with the stiff breeze heeling theSixth Race boats and crews scramblingA-Saranac, A-Sharp Eye. Lea’s to keep the wind in the sails. Luck. B-Ed's Whistler. Delta-Del, There were even a few casual-Queens Day, Roman Mist. B-Floex, as boom stays and shroudsRoyal Mist. snapped and three boats becameA Sea High Stable J. Papsi- disabled and had to be towed In. dero entry. Nothing serious, said the owners.B—Billy Clark entry. hut enough to take them out ofSeventh Race the race.CLEVE and the the DavL tennis fin players o the secon Dennis Bakersfie six Davii the No.opponent, er Unlve fornia ro 27. is Mlt; seventh Their r opening Graebner and Joaq dy 5-foot-Cruz. Ei country’s two year: ly playedcaniree i in 964. last veil el-theTraveling Lady. Nyglow. Equi, Winners of the green class were Popcel. Carin Carr. Ambigu. En- -Tim Wallace of Southern Lake tangled. George, Alan Wheeler of IthacaEighth Race and Fred Glasier of GreenwoodRice Wine, Good Field. Morgan- Lake, N. J. field. Bright Coleen. Philip O. C.. As soon 88 ,he race was over Novum. State Street. Spook Rider. ,he crane al ,hlt;* dock went into Ninth Race operation and hoisted the craftReal Black. Lucky Dru. Acouchi. ‘“lo ’heir specially designed ora-Plmian. Pegaso 2nd., Birso Star. J1® for lJ6 '°vh^land rSpButchie Boy. Whirling Spirit, Fu- J*kl.p,^I8 iSlifiS!” ba?ture Time, Romanvilie.Met-vithmiaonetheI’m* vow Dc— it aa hard time dismantling the long, slender masts as the wind had a tendency to he too helpful bringing them down in a hurry.All was not over yet, though, as a dinner was held at the club for the awarding of prizes.It was not all over for the race stewards either as three boats had raised protest flags. Road. Among these was winner Norm Freeman of Ithacn who was Fab's studying a rule book as soon as he got ashore.Day. If complaints are found valid, they will not change the overall standing of the 3 winners but they may result in some ruffled feath-Wine. ers.As skippers and crew stepped ashore Friday they were all smiles. Some admitted we did pretty lousy” but it was a great race on a perfect day anyhow.IndepenMonday dan’s. Tuesday Friday (rain out INatioiMonday Pear’s PL Thursda vs. Sunset Thursda vs. Slayto IntermitFriday Toe Inn lt;: Tuesday America Monday Tuesday ket.Wedne* PC Mar Thursda Friday-(rain out Senla Monday Tuesday Francis.Wednesi or finals. Thursda E:WednesiFiremenBy THEbath:burgh, a cinnati, « Bailey v\ double, homers i Pirates c 11 in 13PITCH San Frai hitter f against ants’ 1-0ffth D«L n\..u ok.. #••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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