1912 Olympic Games Official Report Part 2

13. The number of persons allowed on board during the Olympic Yacht Races,in conformity with the rules of the International Yacht Racing Union is:in the 12-Metre classPersons in excess of the regulated number may be entered, but must bespecially indicated as substitutes.Note: According to regulation 2, every person on board must be anamateur.14. There will be no entrance fee.15. The prescribed fee to be lodged on entering a protest is Kr. 50 (45/-).16. The Olympic Yacht Races will be sailed over courses at Nynishämn (inthe vicinity of Stockholm).17. Entry of a yacht and of every member of the crew, as well as of substitutes,should be made in writing, on special forms, to the Kungl. Sveska SegelSällskapet, Stockholm, which, on application, will supply the entry forms andwill give every information desired. Entry of a yacht must be accompaniedby a certificate of rating in original or confirmed copy, stating the immersionof the yacht in fresh water.18. The Sailing Committee will hold a survey of the competing yachts to seewhether the prescribed salt- and fresh-water marks and the spar marks, ifany, have been attached, and that the maximum immersion of the yacht isas indicated by the fresh-water marks; and for this survey a competing yachtmust report her presence in Nynäshamn to the office of the Royal SwedishYacht Club there not later than noon, Friday July 19, 1912.19. Entries for the Olympic Yacht Races close at 8 p. m., Thursday, 20 June1912. Notice of entry given by telegram, sent before noon, 20 June 1912,will be accepted, if confirmed by post, by a written entry enclosing theprescribed documents.20. Starting programme, sailing instructions and numbers will be supplied between16—18 July at the office of the “Kungl. Svenska Segelsgllskapet”, Kastellholmen,Stockholm, and between 19—22 July at the office of the Club at Nynäshamn.Tablegiving all possible results of the two ordinary races.In each of the two ordinary races 7 points will be given for a first place,3 for a second and I for a third.Highest numberof pointsNumber of pointsfor a yacht for other yachtsafter the twoplaced, after theordinarytwo ordinaryraces.races.R e - s a i l i n g:No re-sailing.Yachts with 1 point re-sail for the 3:rd prize.Yachts with 4 points re-sail for the 2:ndand 3:rd prizes.No re-sailing.Yachts with 3 points re-sail for the e:nd and3:rd prizes.Yachts with 10 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes.Yachts with 10 points re-sail for the 1:st and2:nd prizes, and yachts with I point re-sailfor the 3:rd prize.1098