Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-22
YaWI Series
Is Captured
By Potapskut

A Potapskut Sailing Associ-
alton crew yesterday came
home with the Lloyd Phoenix
trophy after a three-race series
in the Naval Acaderny's 44-foot
luders yawls.
Jim Nathanson of Washing
ton won the mems title in Mob
jacks in small-boat racing in
the Chesapeake Bay Yacht
Racing Association champion
ships. The trophy series in
yawls was part of the champ-
ionships.
Skipper Phillip Goldsborough
Of Potapskut proved the can
NEST helmsman in the round
robin series in the yawls, in
which crews from nine Bay
yacht clubs used a different
boat in each race.
Potapskut took two fifths,
then won the last race yester-
day over the eight-mile course
from Annapolis Channel to
Kent Island, Thomas Point and
home. o..
Goldsborough and others who
finished in the money caught
freshening air close to the west
ern shore in the last race yes
terday.
A Potomac River Sailing As
ISOLATION crew, with Coast
Guard Captain Len Penso as
skipper, took third Saturday.
However, the Washington boat
dropped to an eighth and q
sixth yesterday with Walt Gal
win as skipper.
Art Birney and a crew from
the National Yacht Club could
do no better than seventh with
two last-place finishes to wind
up on the short end of the
standings.
Second and third in the yawls
went to Annapolis Yacht Club
and the Gibson Island Yacht
Squa dron, in point results
frightened by lively racing yes
terday, particularly in the duel
ing In the last race.
Jimmy Scott of Annapolis
Yacht Club first in the Junior
division in Gannetts. Julie VIE
gel Of PRSA was third.
Nancy Westinghouse of Sew.
ern Sailing Association took the
women's division in rainbows.
Summaries:
MEMS CHAMPIONSHIP
Final standings-Won by Jim Ma
thanson, crew-Bob Perry and Tyler
ABEL Potomac River 8. A., position
s each r1Sc zee J;s 22s4 points;
st, John Martin, Severn S. A., 2-2-i-
Fl. 22h points; third; I'd Valiant,
points; fourth, Charles Strausburg,
Glenmar 8. A., 4-4-3, did not finish
Avon Y. c., 5-5, withdrew. "A. s
''I WoMEN's CHAMPIONSHIP
Final standings-Won By Nancy
Nledringhaus, crew--Susan Walker, Pat
Roberts, Claudenia Burgemeister, Linoa
foungs' Slenmar 3, A.. 1-l-3r3-2, 2U15
points third MIargie Myers Bey coch-
points; fourth, MarseTy Ware, Poto..
mac River s. A., 4-4-5-5-3, 9 points;
fifth, Carol Lowe, Corsica River z. C.,
6-0-4-4-5, points.
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
crew-Roy Hutchins, Annapolis z e.,
second. Willard Hooker, g HAMPTON HT
june Ml tsS-i fdtoa rs. g Get' third g.
Sharon ,corkrsn, tired Avon z C..
Rockford. Bush River z. c., 4.5-S-6-
e4S t2 gG TeS sixth FTItE Hsttecksr.
MIDGET CHAMPlSSCN SFhs
Final standings--Won BY Keith
Donald crew-chuck Gotta, Severn
9. a" 1-1-1-1-1-1, 43h points; sec
seSt. AyS 2isa Janice &c saa Henry M r:
keyworth; West River s. c., "A break
down dow 1,S "a 2sas points; fourth, Larry
cumming p as I steve Turn6ull. Hampton
18TH, Niles Primrose. Patty Jackson,
3 Island Z. G.. 5-5-3-6. did not
BOP Price, Corsica River Y. c., ga
niq 1I 9SS start snoSXE ithdreE; 10 points.
Won by Potapskut s. A., q. Law.
renee DINING, ,5-5-1, S5h points;
Newark. 1922, 25 points; third, Gib.
'o9 Island Y. g.. Richard Henderson,
l-6-5. 24h points; fourth, s. C. OF
he Chesapeake, Thomas Gloss, f-1-7,
S4A points point tie broken, q. l.
Fred Avon 2; 6, Weems Esteiie e-sss.
4 points; sixth, Glenmar s. A., Nils
o On River 8; A., Len Penso 3-s-6.
" points; eighth. Naval Academy
,1 l1o' National Y. C" Art Birney.