'Rose of Sharon' edges 'Curlew' in Schooner Cup

On June 29, 1930, 42 yachts lay at anchor at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. They had just finished the 660-mile Bermuda Race from New London to Bermuda. Among them, were the schooners Rose of Sharon, Dauntless and Curlew. Eighty-seven years later, these same three schooners crossed the finish line along...

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‘Rose of Sharon’ edges ‘Curlew’ in Schooner Cup