Answer the following question: What type of details about e. w. etchells can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: elwood widmer -lrb- e. w. -rrb- '' skip '' etchells -lrb- july 5 , 1911 -- - december 20 , 1998 -rrb- was a naval architect , boat builder and world championship sailor . he is best remembered now for the one-design racing boat that bears his name , the international etchells class , a 30 ' 6 '' keelboat that he designed in 1966 . one of the most competitive classes in sailboat racing , the etchells is often the boat of choice for the world 's top sailors , including america 's cup veteran dennis conner , a three-time world champion in the class . a graduate of the university of michigan with a degree in naval architecture , skip etchells worked for the navy in shipyards on the west coast during world war ii . after the war , he got a job in new york with sparkman & stephens , the yacht design firm , before establishing his own boat-building company , old greenwich boat co. , based in old greenwich , connecticut . for more than 30 years beginning in the 1940s , etchells built some of the fastest star-class sailboats ever . he and his wife , mary o'toole etchells , also campaigned in stars for many years , traveling the world and winning regattas in the u.s. , europe , the caribbean , and south america . in 1951 , they won the star world championship at gibson island , maryland . mary etchells remains the only woman ever to have won the worlds in the star class . in 1958 , they won the star north american championships at the tred avon yacht club . the international etchells class , originally called the etchells 22 because it had a 22-foot waterline length , was designed as part of a competition to select a new three-man keelboat for the olympics . despite emerging as clearly the fastest boat in two sets of selection trials in germany , in 1966 and 1967 , the boat was not picked for the olympics . however it has become a tremendously popular racing class , with about 1,500 boats built , sailing in more than 50 fleets around the world .
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