
Model Yachting: Volume 4, Issue 38 – April 1948
Purpose of One-Design Class
Helen J. Redesign Goals
Value of Model Yachting
Advocacy and Challenges.
Technical & Practical Tips
Community & Organizational Update
Publisher: The Model Yacht Racing Association of America
Place of Publication: Rhode Island, USA
Dates of Publication: March 1947 – November 1949
Frequency: Monthly
Language: English
Continues from: Model Yachting Monthly (1945-1947).
Continues as: Model Yachting: Sail and Power (1950).

Purpose of One-Design Class
Helen J. Redesign Goals
Value of Model Yachting
Advocacy and Challenges.
Technical & Practical Tips
Community & Organizational Update

accurate yacht plans
Sail Making Guide
Walter R. “Admiral” Many
Reports from Rhode Island, Boston, Berkeley, San Francisco, and San Diego
Updates from Britain
Looking Ahead

challenges of skiff sailing
yacht design principles
Walter R. Many
Analysis of sharpie hulls
South Jersey, Hartford, Seattle
Portugal praises MYRAA’s
Promotion of the 36-inch
Upcoming building Bluenose

One-Design as a Solution
Current Challenges in the Sport
Benefits of One-Design
Historical Context
San Diego Club Spotlight
British Isles Update

Ranger Dimensions & Sail Area.
Race Preparation & Tuning Tips.
One-Design Advocacy.
Club & Race Highlights.
Community Spirit & History.

Membership decline and club closures require urgent action.
Revise fouling and scoring rules to encourage fairness.
One-Design Class a major solution
Community Engagement
Race & Club Highlights

H. Harris Howeler elected National President
1-1 scoring system, one-design class.
Advocates simpler rules, team races, community workshops, and rotating officers.
Encourage beginner instruction,
BMYA plans for 1948 Olympic-style events.

Emphasis on growing
Wilmarth F. Post
Importance of model yacht design in major yacht racing
San Francisco Bay, Vancouver
trophy rules and fairness in competitions.
Latest yacht designs listed with specifications
Light humor and anecdotes sprinkled throughout.

Interview with Ains Ballantyne
Editorial on Entry Limitations
Regional News
Sail Design toward 90° boom angles for increased sail area.
Concern over untaxed roach area giving unfair advantage.
England – Town Cup Championship
Wilbur Hopkins offering “Sharpie” kits for easy building.