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With the racing concluded for the day and ultimately the<br />
regatta, it was time to head in and prepare for the party at<br />
the dub that night. A fine Italian buffet was served and live<br />
entertainment by "NRP" (No Requests Please) had the<br />
Happy Feet moving. The bar and the ballroom were buzzing<br />
with activity until the late hours. The usual post race conversations<br />
filled the air.<br />
After a few hours of waiting on Sunday morning, the Race<br />
Committee gave up on the breeze and decided to give those<br />
Triple Crown Leg 3<br />
FALL SPRINTS<br />
· October 1-2 • Allnapolis. MD • by Hill Storey<br />
who were traveling an early start home. Awards were presented<br />
to the top three and everyone was encouraged to<br />
head to Annapolis the following weekend for the third and<br />
final leg of the Triple Crown.<br />
A good time was had by all who attended. Hopefully next<br />
year we can really fill the spacious clubhouse as well as heat<br />
up the competition with more boats, more races, more families<br />
and more fun. See you all next year.<br />
A record thirty E-scows trekked to Annapolis for the fifth In closing, I'd like to extend an invitation to all of you who<br />
annual E-scow Fall Sprints on Oct 1-2, <strong>1994</strong>. When all was haven't yet made the fall journey to Annapolis to come on<br />
said and done, Erik Johnson (f-18) walked away with his out next year and join in the fun!<br />
third top honors trophy in three tries. It wasn't easy for Erik,<br />
however, having to score a second in the final race to nail<br />
down his victory. Four other skippers had divided up to five<br />
bullets in their effort to unseat him.<br />
George Welch, Jr. (KU-1) finished a close second to T-18, PLACE BOAT<br />
but at least had the consolation of winning the first "E-scow 1 T-18<br />
Triple Crown" award. Bob Donat (LE-3); Dave Magno 2 KU-11<br />
(l.A-99), who has won the other two Sprints; and Rick 3 LE-3<br />
Turner (CH-6) took third through fifth respectively, each<br />
winning at least one of the races in the process. Also of note<br />
was that Dan Crabbe (f-8) scored bullets in the last two<br />
races to pull himself up into sixth place overall.<br />
Conditions on Saturday started out with the threat of a<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
LA-99<br />
CH-6<br />
T-8<br />
H0-31<br />
AH-2<br />
SS-26<br />
drifter as the impressive fleet was towed in line up the<br />
Severn River a short way to Round Bay where the day's<br />
event was to take place. The wind finally picked up though,<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
AH-14<br />
LA-88<br />
IH-44<br />
and all three races were run in good order. The evening 13 MA-4<br />
soiree lived up to its growing reputation, with the host dub, 14 CH-5<br />
15 H0-32<br />
the Eastport Yacht Club, and the hometown E-scowers com-<br />
16 KU-16<br />
bining to lay out a vast spread of food and beverage. It was 17 LE-5<br />
great mixing with the large number of club members and 18 AH-1<br />
other non-E-boaters who came out to support the event 19 LE-54<br />
Sunday saw a stiff breeze in Annapolis Harbor where the 20 LA-5<br />
final two races were held. The background of the colonial<br />
city and the US Naval Academy provided for one of the most<br />
scenic venues on the scow regatta circuit.<br />
21<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
LE-10<br />
H0-47<br />
SY-1<br />
AH-11<br />
Regatta Chairman Bill Nolden, the EYC Race Committee, 25 KU-5<br />
and all the others who pitched in must be applauded for 26 H0-45<br />
helping pull off what is becoming one of the most popular<br />
27 OG-55<br />
28 AH-5<br />
events on the E-scow calendar. With thirty scows showing 29 SC·777<br />
up from Maryland, New York, New Jersey, and South 30 AH·4<br />
Carolina, it is becoming one of the largest and most competi- 31 IH-27<br />
tive, too. 32 AH-32<br />
THE REPORTER<br />
31<br />
FALL SPRINTS<br />
SKIPPER R1 R2<br />
Erik Johnson 4 a<br />
Georoe Welch. Jr. 9 5<br />
Bob Donat 2 3<br />
Dave Magno 10 1<br />
Rick Turner 1 6<br />
Dan Crabbe 14 13<br />
Pete Rochelle 18 10<br />
Martin/Stusek 15 7<br />
Nathan & Evan<br />
Bossett 3 19<br />
Tom Price 12 1<br />
Paul Magno 13 4<br />
Fred Slack 23 11<br />
Henry Colie 19 9<br />
Dick Turner 8 21<br />
TomWiss 5 22<br />
Chris Hawk 11 25<br />
Walt Lenhard 6 17<br />
Bob Turner 1 12<br />
Tom Cox 25 15<br />
Tim Faranetta 21 14<br />
Peter Langborgh 20 18<br />
David Drawbaugh 26 16<br />
Ken Fisher 24 20<br />
Bill Nolden 17 DNF<br />
lrv Spear 22 24<br />
Greg Skinner 16 2.7<br />
Dave McGraw 28 28<br />
Steve Anderson 29 29<br />
Bill Nettles 27 23<br />
Bill Storey ONF 26<br />
Had Brick DNC DNC<br />
Steve Voorhees ONC DNC<br />
R3 R4 RS PTS.<br />
3 6 2 23<br />
1 3 10 27.75<br />
16 8 4 33<br />
11 9 6 36.75<br />
4 15 15 41.75<br />
23 1 1 51.5<br />
7 5 12 52<br />
8 14 8 52<br />
19 13 3 57<br />
18 11 17 60<br />
2 10 PMS(33) 62<br />
6 18 5 63<br />
12 7 21 68<br />
21 4 19 73<br />
25 12 9 73<br />
24 2 14 76<br />
5 17 PMS(33) 78<br />
22 20 18 79<br />
14 22 7 83<br />
9 21 20 85<br />
10 24 13 85<br />
17 19 15 93<br />
15 16 24 99<br />
20 23 11 104<br />
13 25 PMS(33) 117<br />
DNF 28 25 129<br />
2.8 27 22 133<br />
29 26 23 136<br />
26 DNC DNC 142<br />
27 DNC DNC 152<br />
DNC DNC DNC 11)5<br />
DNC DNC DNC 165
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