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Event Three of four was hosted at Firkin and Kegler in Orlando by the Sunday Sloopers.CFRCMSC
The day began with Sunshine and 75 degree weather. Wonderful day. What was supposed to be 5 to 10 Mph winds turned out to be about 15. There was a good turnout from various clubs in Central Florida. A total of 12 boats lined up for the 3rd leg of the series. Eleven of those boats finished ten races. Almost all boats sailed the same rig most of the races. No disputes and no race committee involvement. Sportsman's conduct seemed to be practiced by all. Another great event pulled off by the Sunday Sloopers.

Bill Kraftchak, Butch Bragg, George Reed

Final Scores

Event Two of four hosted at Chain of Lakes Park by Titusville SPMSC
Leg 2 was held in Titusville on Saturday, December the 19th. We had a good turnout with 11 entries and brisk winds. It was a cold day by Florida standards with everyone showing up in coats. Every one suited up with their storm rigs or changed over if they started with something bigger. The boats were crankin down the back leg going down wind, sometimes lookin like ducks diving for fish. Very sportsman like conduct and lots of fun. There wasn't a single protest out of 17 races. Despite all the wind and sometimes uncontrollable boats there seemed to be no infractions. Most of the boats managed to complete the Regatta. Skippers and boats alike were challenged by strong gusts and cold weather.

1st place George Reed,............   2nd place Butch Bragg ............... 3rd place Jim Child

George Reed really pulled off a fantastic series of races with a final score of only 10.
Butch Bragg finished second with a score of 15.
Jim Child from the Tanglewood group squeezed a close third with a score of 20.
Bernie Ceilley of the Vero group placed fourth with a 26.
Dick Ruffe came in fifth after experiencing radio difficulties with a score of 30
Bill Kraftchak from Vero finished sixth sailing a borrowed boat. Score 35
Dave Griesse with sail difficulties slipped from his normal position of leading boats to 7th. with a score of 38.
Skip Shaw experiencing electrical problems throug-out the races finished 8th. Skip pulled off a bullet on one race.
Larry Tregear finished 9th
Stan Veit pulled in a 10th while learning to sail his new boat for the first time.
Bob Boisvert pulled out early and did not complete the races.

Butch, George, and Dave

George Reed 1 24pts.....shark
Butch Bragg 2 30pts.....shark
Dave Griesse 3 30pts.....shark
Darrell Krasoski 4 31pts.....shark
John Equizi 5 31pts.....dominator
John Galenberger 6 33pts.....jim-bob
Bernie Ceilley 7 33pts.....jim-bob
Jim Child 8 37pts.....jim-bob
Bob Fritz 9 42pts.....?
L Tregear 10 44pts.....?
Ed Rohrer 11 52pts.....?
Dick Ruffe 12 56pts.....shark
George Emmert 13 56pts.....?
Bill Kraftchak 14 56pts.....?
L Schleis 15 70pts.....?
If you have info about boats above please email me.

We are beginning a new FFF series which will be called FFF4. Originally it was scheduled for October but some of our skippers wanted to wait till November to give snowbirds an opportunity to sail in all the events. So Nov. 14 we scheduled the first event in Sebring. Frank Thorley of the Tanglewood group in Sebring a primary organizer was detained up North. That left us with the chore of finding an alternative. The Vero group graciously accepted the Nov. 14th date to kick off the series. I don't have definate dates for the next three events. I do have the month and location for those events.

I am waiting on Frank Thorley for a date in Dec. Orlando will host in January and Titusville in February.
Footy Nationals will be held in Orlando on March 13th and 14th.

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