RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 was boating for several hours this day with other passengers on board.  Toward the end of the day other occupants had left the boat and the operator was the only person on the boat.  Vessel #1 was boating in open waters several miles North of Cleveland.  The operator shut off engines and drifted watching the horizon during sundown.  The operator noticed storm clouds moving in, and tried to restart engines.  Engines had difficulty restarting and turned on and off several times while Vessel #1 was trying to make its way to the closest port.  Vessel #1 stalled out again close to rocks and was eventually pushed into the rocks near Newport Harbor/Shoreby Club from the waves produced by the storm.  The operator was able to climb out of Vessel #1 onto shore without any injury.  Vessel #1 is to be recovered (salvage) from Cleveland Marine Towing.