?????????? SAILING 165
Yale Intersect. Inv.
Tufts Yale Harvard 57
35th Coast Guard Acad. Inv. U.S. C.G. & Yale
55
Tufts Fall Inv. (Lane Yale
Boston U.
Trophy)
Harvard
Tufts 55
43rd NEISA
Pentagonal Regatta
Coast Guard MIT 112
35th International Inter. Inv. Regatta Tufts Howard Coast Guard
37
30th
Holy Cross Donaghy Bowl
Inv,.
Tufts MIT
39th Brown Fall Inv. Intersect.
64
(Hoyt Trophy) Boston U. Tufts MIT
W-L
8-3
9th NEISA 3-Crew T'm Stake Trophy
Racing Championship
URI 10-1
Harvard MIT
9-2
2nd
TUFTS
8-3
3rd (T)
sailing
team has,
Unknown to most students, the URI existence, been
in its 30 years of
one
of the most
successful of the school's athletic squads. URI was national champion in 1965. Since then, the school has
produced
three Ail-Americans.
In recent years, however, the national
championship
has been very elusive. Even though they were ranked first in the nation going into the eliminations for the
nationals last spring, the team failed to qualify. This spring, the championship regatta will be held at a site where URI has been quite successful in the past the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn.
Sailing team was completely reorganized this year. Mac Cuddy was hired as the new coach. The women's team was merged with the men's and given
The
varsity status. Twelve new 12 ft. Beverly dinghy's were purchased as the squad moved from the Sailing Club
site
on
Salt
Pond
to
East
Greenwich
Yacht
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are
held four
afternoons
week
during large, equal num ber of crew. This spring promises to be a strong one as a majority of the team are juniors and seniors. both the
spring
consisting
There
and tall
seasons.
of about 20 helmsmen and
are over
two hundred
intercollegiately. Regattas on
short
courses
Each host school
a
The team is
sailing
an
teams
consist of
competing multiple races
in which owns a
10-15 schools take part. fleet of identical boats.
Club.
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