SOUTHERN BAY RACING NEWS YOU CAN USE - ZAP FLASH!
on Friday July 23, 2004 09:38PM
SCREWPILE WRAP UP:
Each morning the wind had the makings of a nice racing breeze, but by
each mid-afternoon the wind took a powder, and left racers wishing for more than
they had. Hard working race committees got in 4 races (1 on Sunday,
2 on Monday, and 1 on Tuesday). The parties were top of the line and event
organizers have been showered with positive comments from racers. After
all, wind is wind and no matter what, "you play the cards you're dealt" ,
as Maverick would say.
Three
southern Bay boats did especially well: John Hanna's
Battlewagon, Pearson 37, finished 2nd in the largest fleet (PHRF 4 - 23
boats), Paul Anderson's Titillation, finished
2nd in the 8 boat J/29 fleet, and Mike Anderson's Movin'
On, Beneteau FC 8 , finished 3rd among the 10 boats racing in the PHRF
6 fleet.
Southern Bay Boats at
Screwpile Results Summary: PHRF
1 (8 boats): 5. Scherherazade, Sledd Shelhorse;
7. Kahuna, Sanford Richardson. PHRF 2
(15 boats): 9. Cash Flow, Lloyd Griffin.
PHRF 3 (15 boats): 4. Outrageous,
Michael Jones; 8. Voodoo Chile, Lissenden/Krush.
PHRF 4 (23 boats): 2. Battlewagon,
John Hanna; 5. Cyrano, Bob Mosby; 11. Wavelength,
Robert Whittet; 13. Mirage, Christian Schaumloffel; 21.
La Maga, Allan Heyward; 22. Glory Days, Mike Nestor.
PHRF 5 (18 boats): 13.
Juggernaut, Mike Dale; 17. Phantom, Frank
Silver. PHRF 6 (10 boats): 3.
Movin' On, Mike Austin; 8. Gremellyn, Greg Cutter.
PHRF 7 (15 boats): 10.
Stardancer, John Blais. PHRF NS-1 (13
boats): 4. Midnight Mistress, Jake Brodersen; 6.
Temptress, Robert DeJong; 11. Impulse, Tom Peddy.
PHRF NS-2 (10 boats): 5. Beowulf,
Bob Old; 7. No Problem, Ed
Andrews. J/105 (16 boats):
13. Corryvreckan, David Clark; 15. Blade Runner, Brad
Davis. J/29 (8 boats): 2.
Titillation, Paul Andersen; 7. Night Music, Sam
Marshall. J/30 (8 boats): 5.
Cool Change, Rusty Burshell. TRIPP 26 (7
boats): 6. Radio Flyer, Dennis Hannick. Annapolis Yacht
Club won the first Battle of the Chesapeake Trophy
with Southern Maryland Yacht Club finishing second in the standings.
IMPORTANT
REMINDER! NOT SMITH POINT RACE is this coming Sunday, July 25,
2004. This is an important race for CCV High Point standings, CBYRA High
Point Standings, and the new 2004 Chesapeake Bay Distance Racing Series
sponsored by BBSA. And, it is traditionally a middle distance race that
involves a course set around CCV southern Chesapeake Bay race marks. And,
this year, in addition to all PHRF classes, there will be a start for a cruising
class ( 1 headsail only). FOR INFORMATION CONTACT John McCarthy at
(757) 850-4225.
ENTRY DEADLINE:
Saturday, July 24, 2004, 1300 hours.