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University Daily Kansan, June 15, 1984
Page 6
Lack of wind will not stop yacht club
Larry Weaver/KANSAN
Members of the Shawnee Yacht Club skim across placid water during the club's third race of the summer. Ten sailboat teams competed in the race, which took place Wednesday evening at Lake Shawnee in Shawnee County.
By MICKI SAMPSON Staff Reporter
Even though the wind was barely stirring, the sail boats sliced through the merky water of Lake Shawnee Wednesday night during the third race of the season.
Members of the Shawnee Yacht Club appeared to have brought their boats out more to enjoy the water and had been seeing them than to capture a blue ribbon.
The race seemed more like a social gathering than a competition, as the rivals waved and called greetings as they passed by each other.
BUT THE LACK of wind may have quelled any desire for an exciting race. Tom Sherman, rear com-mand-president of the KU Salu Cub, said.
"You're at the mercy of Mother Nature." Sherman said. "If she doesn't want to give you any wind, well, that's what you have to deal with."
Sherman, a sailor of 18 years, manned one of the boats in the sail club's fleet and sailed around the triangular course with the ten other competitors
Every Wednesday and Sunday throughout the season, the yacht club sponsors races for its 200 members, including the KU the Sail Club.
"Anyone that's a member of the sail club is automatically a member of the Shawnee Yacht Club," Sherman said.
A membership includes full use of the docking and storing facilities, the clubhouse, and the use of the 15 boats that the sail club owns.
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AT THE MEET, four KU members were chosen to compete on a 10-person U.S. team at the world championships in Sweden.
But unlike the deer, the orienter must think as quickly as he runs, calculating every step he takes, negotiating every turn.
By MICKI SAMPSON Staff Reporter
Although the Kansas terrain makes orienteering a difficult sport in the summer, the team will keep busy by participating in internal training at Juniper jailhall on Wednesday and practicing map reading on Thursdays
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"RUNNING THROUGH the woods in this weather is silly." Fritz Menninger Kansas Orientte memoir of his life to walk through with a machete.
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This summer, however, the orient eering club won't be doing much running through wooded terrain.
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