10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LAPSTREAK»
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lapstreak in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The book of American pastimes: containing a history of the ...
Novice, double-scull lapstreak, Colbert & Doyle ; time, 16.40 ; prize, $25. Haidee,
six-oared lapstreak, Harvard Sophs., two miles; time, 14.23; prize, $75. Thetis, six
-oared lapstreak, Harvard Sophs. ; broke ; $30. Union, six-oared lap- treak, ...
Charles A. Peverelly, 1866
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The Harvard Book: A Series of Historical, Biographical, and ...
Light breeze. Lapstreak, 6 oars. as of the day previous. First in. Time, 19 m. 445 s.
Ruled out, on claim of foul. COURSE. HARVARD BOATS. HARVARD CREYVS.
CLASS. WEIGHT. OTHER ENTRES. VICTOR. CHARLEs RIvER. HARVARD.
MALIBU, a 14-foot aluminum runabout, has front and rear step-through seats, can
take up to 40 hp motor, hits 33 mph. Lone Star Boat Company. $525. CELORON
is a 14-foot 10-inch lapstreak runabout with fiber glass hull and mahogany ...
Any Help? thanks VERN Vern; Unfortunately I have limited experience with
lapstreak hulls but enough to know that plank replacement is a bit of a challenge.
There are no books that I know about that specifically deal with repair of lapstreak
so ...
Open ; lapstreak ; sharp at both ends ; broad beam ; keel ; one sprit-sail ; one pair
oars ; two thwarts ; curved stem ; straight stern-post. Dimensions of original :
Length, 15 feet; beam, 4f feet; mast above thwart, 11£ feet. Jonesport, Me., 1883.
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Bulletin of the United States National Museum
Open ; lapstreak ; sharp at both ends ; broad beam ; keel ; one sprit-sail ; one pair
oars ; two thwarts ; curved stem; straight stern-post. Dimensions of original :
Length, 15 feet ; beam, 4J feet ; mast above thwart, 11J feet. Jonesport, Me., 1883
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Canoe and Boat Building: A Complete Manual for Amateurs. ...
The third point is the one most emphasized by the opponents of the lapstreak, but
they overlook the fact that the laps, or lands, as they are usually called in England
, are very nearly parallel, not with the water lines, bat with the course of the ...
William Picard Stephens, 1885
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Supplement to Encyclopædia Britannica (ninth Edition): A ...
It was a lapstreak, the extraordinary time of 3 miles in 19 minutes and very heavy,
with a straight stem and no sheer. The 27 seconds. In 1885 a great race was
rowed at _Al- 1 Width was 3* feet in the Widest part; and the oars bany between ...
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The Encyclopaedia Britanica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
It was a lapstreak, the extraordinary time of 3 miles in 19 minutes and ' very heavy
, with a straight stem and no sheer. The 27 seconds. In 1885 a great race was
rowed at Al- width was 3* feet in the widest art; and theoars bany between ...
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
In 1859 Harvard had a shell and a lapstreak, Yale a shell, and Brown a lapstreak.
Harvard was the victor. In 1859 Yale beat by 2 seconds ; and in 1860 Harvard
beat by 12 seconds. Down to this point the races were so irregular, as to the ...
Thomas Spencer Baynes, 1889
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LAPSTREAK»
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Regatta the jewel of the season - Daily Courier: Life
... Vera Cushing and Lorna Barrat (Lapstreak doubles); Gordon Finch (Pleasure Launch, handicap); Bob Hayman and Jack Longley (doubles), ... «The Daily Courier, Jul 15»
Point of View: Wait, Don't Tell Me
... few remaining rotted-shingle, lapstreak three-bedroom, two-bath flophouses of the fabled Hamptons — no more in number probably than you ... «East Hampton Star, Jun 15»
