Frederick B. Thurber
Frederick Butler Thurber (1883–1971)[1] was a sailing champion. The Frederick B. Thurber Invitational Trophy Race is named for him.
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Frederick B. Thurber and Theodore R. Goodwin and Thomas Fleming Day in 1911
Biography
He and Theodore R. Goodwin and Thomas Fleming Day sailed the Atlantic Ocean in Seabird (ship).[2]
gollark: I feel like we've argued about this before and you didn't say anything very convincing.
gollark: If they could do consistently *worse* than the market than their thing would actually be worth a lot.
gollark: The positions of the planets are very public.
gollark: I forgot the accurate statement but basically just "you can't beat the market on publicly available information".
gollark: Efficient market hypothesis.
References
- Biography at an auction
- "The Sea Bird Leaves the Azores". New York Times. July 6, 1911. Retrieved 2010-11-04.
Thomas P. Day of New York and T. R. Goodwin and F. B. Thurber of Providence, RI, are crossing the Atlantic, sailed for Gibraltar at daybreak to-day. ...
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