Autos
Dale Clarke’s future is riding on a little sport boat that zips along at 50 miles an hour--tops.
Feb. 23, 1986
Archives
The America’s Cup is sport’s oldest trophy and sailing’s greatest prize.
May 3, 1992
Sports
Sailing has a language all its own, and for some words there are no suitable synonyms in common English usage.
May 5, 1992
Travel & Experiences
Rob Perkins remembers that when was he selling boats, there was one customer who was willing to buy a boat he didn’t want just so he could get the slip that went with it.
May 24, 1991
World & Nation
Private investigator Joe Maloney knew something was fishy when he heard a young man was trying to hawk novelist Harold Robbins’ $70,000 boat in a bar in Ensenada.
May 11, 1986
Bob Stoppa is a boat owner caught between a dock and a hard place.
Feb. 24, 1991
When the Coast Guard posts small-craft advisories, most 20-foot sailboats head for the safety of their home port.
July 8, 1988
Business
An entrepreneur needn’t know every aspect of a business before starting a company, says Keiji Tanada, but it helps if you have a passion for what you are doing.
Jan. 20, 1992
California
It seemed like the perfect crime.
Nov. 19, 1989
Valet parking is as commonplace in upscale Marina del Rey as boats, but boaters say it has no place in the Marina City Club parking lot, which they use when they board their vessels.
Oct. 11, 1987