OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT CLUB.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20789, 24 February 1933, Page 18

OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT CLUB.

CHAMPIONSHIPS ON SATURDAY. The B, C, and D, class championships will be held by the Canterbury Outboard MotorEoat Club at Redc-lifts on Saturday afterropn. No handicap races will be held, all of the e-retts being scratch races for the fastest boats in each class. In the B claS3 championship it is expected that Seasriill (E. Kathgen) and Riki (J. Kellawav) will be the only competitors. B class boats are F°"*«r sci w!tn < n S lnea ?*: vcloping np to 16 horse power, and 88 Riki and Seagull have identical engines, there is considerable speculation concerning the outcome. In the C class championship it is esoccted that five bcils will ■be competing. Irt this class boats may be powered with engines from 1C horse power. Texas Imp and Tally-ho (F. William?) will b? nmnin-r, with J6 horse power and Play Roy (G. Simpson) and Miss Florence (E. Pyc). with 2<? ho«e rower engines; while Demon A (T. Moor) v.-ill nfe a, 2-*' horse power engine. Four boats will, enter for the D cTas= i, which is for boats with fourcylinder 32 horse power mjrinr.s. The boats are: Tesaco <C. Taylor). Seahors» '.T. SimrsE-m), Ata'ants <S. DalMn-r), and Whoopee* (C Collins'.. It is -snested that this will be the fa3iest- and mont thrillin." of the day. All throe chamnion-'hirisi won by ■Riki (T. Ke!laway)"last vesr.