anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-14

Morning Star Glides Past Spotlight HONOLULU (UP) — Richard S. Rheem's Morning Star, her every sail unfurled to catch the falling breeze, glided past a spotlight off Diamond Head early today, setting a new record in the Transpacific Yacht Race. To the cheers and whistles of 5000 Hawaiians parked along Diamond Head Road, the sleek yacht passed under the beam marking the finish line at 12:06 a.m. (3:06 a.m. PDT), lopping more than 19 hours off the old record. The Morning Star's official time for the 2225-mile crossing from Los Angeles Harbor to Diamond Head was 9 days, 15 hours, 5 minutes and 10 seconds. The 96-foot ketch established the present record of 10 days, 10 hours and 13 minutes in 1978. Her speed as she crossed the finish line was 10 knots, probably the slowest of the race. The Morning Star's handicap time for the race was 9 days, 1 hours, 30 minutes and 22 seconds. The fact that she crossed the finish line first did not necessarily mean that she won the race. The winner will not be named until all 50 boats in the race have crossed the finish line and their handicap times computed. Winds Diminished The Morning Star made first landfall on Oohu at 10:30 p.m. (1:30 a.m. PDT) when she passed Makapuu Point lighthouse under winds of 30 knots. The winds diminished as she swung around the point to the leeward side of the island and down toward the finish line. The ketch first came into view of the spectators lined along Diamond Head Road at 11:34 p.m. (2:34 a.m. PDT) when the spotlights of a Coast Guard patrol boat picked her out as she moved down the channel under full sail. The next yachts to cross the finish will be the Constellation, Ravona and Novia Del Mar. All have estimated their arrival time about 11 a.m. (2 p.m. PDT) for final promises to be the most thrilling second-place finish in the 18-year history of the race. All three boats are certain to join the Morning Star in holding the 1949 record. Tremendous Surge Early today, plotters gave edge to the Novia Del Mar 89-foot ketch owned by Joan Scripps of San Diego, on basis of a tremendous surge made in the past two days. "She's got everything a probably spitting against wind to get more speed one race official." After the next three cross-finish line, there will prove be a big lag before the boats appear. The Quest and the Tasco not reported since the start of the race. The Quest has sighted a couple of times by her boats in the race, but no has been heard about the T. The mystery boat of the catamaran Kaikiki Surri sighted at 6:30 p.m. yesterday (9:30 p.m. PDT) 300 miles south of the finish by the yacht pade. The Coast Guard was prepared to organize a search for the maran before she was found cause her skipper, Riohard J. head, is overdue on his trip from the Coast Guard in Hilo. CONSULT US FOR YOUR HOME LOAN ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Center & Lemon Sts. 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After the next three crosses the shish line, there will probably be a big lag before the next appearance. The Quest and the Tasco have reported since the start of the race. The Quest has been tested a couple of times by othoats in the race, but nothing been heard about the Tasco. The mystery boat of the race, catamaran Kaikiki Surf was tested at 6:30 p.m. yesterday (p.m. PDT) 300 miles from finish by the yacht Esca- The Coast Guard was prepared to organize a search for the cataan before she was found, because her skipper, Richard Muir, is overdue on his leave in the Coast Guard in Hono- JALOPY RACES Every Sun. Afternoon 1 p.m. Long Beach Stadium Lakewood and Carson TEACH 'EM YOUNG—The Anaheim Tennis program sponsored by the Park and Rec. has been applauded by authorities as one of the most-progressive in Southern California. At the City Park tennis courts is Floyd Baker who is shown giving a word of instruction to Jim Doepke and Anna Marie Dekker during one of his daily lessons. (Bulletin photo) New Water Skis Boundaries Set NEWPORT BEAUTY NS) — New bounding water ski enthusiasts in Newport Bay were by city council in a gency ordinance amends the earlier gency water ski on Ice Upper Bay. Proposed by CounC. A. Higbie, Balboa the new ordinance the area open to water and diminished sea the bay open to spiowners. The line waits southerly in Upper Station 112 on the from a certain speed post eastern southerly across to pit in front (north range County boat la ramp). Council also provithe ordinance that boats should stand on boats being launched the ramp. The new law effect immediately ad designating the water ski area will be by the city and harter. Pet Show Results WINNERS Birds—(1) Terry Stanton leen Jordan, (3) Pat V Fish—(1) Steve Schley, Stanton, (3) Bradley H Rabbits—(1) Pam Fowler Kilk, (3) Ray Hernand Chickens—(1) Sharon Fowsie Moore O'Possum—(1) Ray HernRats—(1) Larry Vander Dennis Hardman, (3) E JALOPY RACES Every Sun. Afternoon 1 p.m. Long Beach Stadium Lakewood and Carson TEACH 'EM YOUNG—The Anaheim Tennis program sponsored by the Park and Rec. has been applauded by authorities as one of the most-progressive in Southern California. At the City Park tennis courts is Floyd Baker who is shown giving a word of instruction to Jim Doepke and Anna Marie Dekker during one of his daily lessons. (Bulletin photo) PONTIAC CO. NNY ALE. OVER $400'00 SAVED LY SPECIAL WINNERS Birds—(1) Terry Stanton Jeen Jordan, (3) Pat V Fish—(1) Steve Schley, Stanton, (2) Bradley H Rabbits—(1) Pam Fowler Kill, (3) Ray Hernandez Chickens—(1) Sharon Fosie Moore O'Possum—(1) Ray Herme Rats—(1) Larry Vander Dennis Hardman, (3) B man Hamsters — (1) Bob D Dennis Hardman, (3) Kaska Turtles—(1) Larry Vander Sandra Stanton, (3) Su Alligator—(1) James C orned Toad—Mike and Guinea Pigs — A. Best Groomed 1. Steve Hudson B. Cutest 1. Carolyn Wood 2. Marilyn Wood Ducks — A. Largest 1. Ellen French 2. Cheryl Stanton 3. Ray Hernandez B. 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Higbie, Balboa Island, the new ordinance enlarged the area open to water skiers and diminished somewhat the bay open to speed boat owners. The line was moved southerly in Upper Bay to Station 112 on the map, or from a certain five-mph speed post easterly and southerly across to a sand pit in front (north) of Orange County boat launching ramp. Council also provided in the ordinance that speed-boats should stand clear of boats being launched from the ramp. The new law takes effect immediately and signs designating the enlarged water ski area will be posted by the city and harbormaster. Pet Show Results WINNERS Birds—(1) Terry Stanton, (2) Kathleen Jordan, (3) Pat Vandenburg Fish—(1) Steve Schley, (2) Sandra Stanton, (2) Bradley Hurst Rabbits—(1) Pam Fowler, (2) Fred Kilk, (3) Ray Hernandez Chickens—(1) Sharon Ford, (2) Jessie Moore O'Possum—(1) Ray Hernandez Rats—(1) Larry Vandenburg, (2) Dennis Hardman, (3) Brian Hard. ROD AND GUN Albacore Now or Never?? Veteran albacore observers expect this week to tell the story whether the albacore will come in locally or head out on the outside of San Clemenite Island by passing the local waters, as they did last year. The sport boat skippers rate chances high for a big season, one of the biggest on record. The albacore at the present time are scattered from Guadalupe Island, with the center of the vast school being near the Coronado Islands just off of San Diego. One commercial boat came into Newport Harbor last week with seven and a half tons of albacore. The fisherman stated that the school he fished in Mexico was 40 miles wide and 40 miles long, the biggest school of longfins he had seen since 1950. Another commercial boat hit the Newport docks with six tons aboard and his hands put up from pulling in the fish. He had all he could possibly carry. Other reports on the same line were made by the commercial boats. 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