DED, ee Mt ee ‘atneotr lent AY ts treaty , et tam a IT 49TQ Building Kitcat, a Big Little Boat Some Model Yachts of the San Francisco Médel Y. C. Wartime Cruising MAY, 1919 YACHTING HE miniature, and crew-less, racers are met by their respective owners at the outer mark, in this case the opposite shore, and Some Model Yachts of the San Francisco | Model Yacht Club | PO OS ee pre Sete ESS after having main sheets payed off are put about for the run home HE San Francisco Model Yacht Clyb is twenty-two years old and has a membership of sixty. The club maintains a well equipped work shop in its club house which is at the disposal of members. Below are some of the fleet, in the sunlight reminding one of a swarm of glistening white winged butterflies HE little boat above is Lucy S, owned by Mr. G. S. Smart, secretary of the San Francisco Model Y.C. one of the Ist class racing length) boats Thisis (55 inch and six feet in length over all is | ; MAY, 1919 TACHTING — HE late George Dickey of the Union Iron Works presented a handsome cup to this far western club as a perpetual trophy and among the craft that have won this is Keropic, owned by Mr. A. W. Davis SUCCESSFUL contender for the honor of winning the Dickey cup is the Marconi rigged 55 inch class sloop, Advance, owned by Mr. Charl Schmidt, and a fine craft she is as shown herewith both in a calm and footing it fast while close-hauled ACES are held every Sunday on Spreckles Lake, Golden Gate Park, and it is a wonder- ful, and a teresting these mighty sight, little to insee boats bunched in a thrash to windward man at sailing spirit without the tiller, as though a but the of Capt. Charlie Barr was handling them | all _—





