"All ships eventually find their way to Davy Jones's locker in some form or other, but it is a safe bet that long after other one-design classes have broken up or disappeared from racing ken, the Interclubs will be plowing through the chop of Long Island Sound and flinging fresh canvas to its breezes. There is something about the men who sail these boats and the pride they take in keeping them in prime racing condition that leaves one with the impression that here is something different, a class spirit, if you will, that takes yacht racing out of the sphere of ordinary competitive effort and lifts it to a level few sports have attained. Therein, perhaps, lies the secret of the popularity of the Interclubs - God bless'em." - Everett B. Morris, Yachting Magazine, March, 1931