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Dod was again without a competitor in the 16ft. sloop class, 
as were Fannie and Vava in their respective classes. All three 
took sailovers. The summary follows; 
•Sloops, 70ft. Class — Start, 11:40 — Course, 31 Miles. 
Finish. Elapsed. 
Yankee, J. Rogers Maxwell 4 23 40 4 43 49 
Mineola, VV. Ross Proctor .4 23 21 4 43 21 
Yawls, 33ft. Class — Start, 11 :45 — Course, 1114 Miles. 
Memory, H. M. Raborg 3 31 41 3 46 41 
Escape, George, Matthews 3 34 01 3 49 01 
.Sakana, Robert McCreedj' 3 32 29 3 47 29 
Sloops, 33ft. Class — Start, 11:46 — Course, 111^ Miles, 
3 47 11 
...3 27 55 
3 27 55 
...3 31 44 
3 41 44 
...3 42 43 
3 52 48 
...3 26 32 
3 36 32 
...3 37 31 
3 47 31 
...3 35 40 
3 45 40 
...3 39 20 
3 49 20 
...3 29 52 
3 39 52 
...3 37 37 
3 47 37 
...3 34 59 
3 44 59 
. . .3 37 41 
3 47 41 
...3 31 42 
3 41 42 
...3 38 57 
3 48 67 
rse, 11 Miles. 
...3 36 12 
3 41 12 
...3 22 37 
3 27 37 
...3 .35 07 
3 40 07 
...3 31 50 
3 36 60 
...3 21 46 
3 26 46 
...3 36 05 
3 40 05 
...3 35 15 
3 40 15 
Mimosa 111., Trenor L. Park ^ 32 11 
New York 30ft. Class — Start, 11:50 — Course, 15 ^^ Miles 
Banzai, Newbury D. Lawton 3 27 55 
Cara Mia, S. Wainwright 3 31 44 
Oriole, Lyman Delano 3 42 43 
Minx, Howard Willets 3 26 32 
Neola II., George M. Pynchon 3 37 31 
Nautilus, A. G. and H. VV. Hanan 3 35 40 
Dahinda, W. Butler Duncan, Jr 3 39 20 
Ibis, C. O’D. Iselin.. 3 29 52 
Atair, Cord Meyer 3 37 37 
Maid of Mendon, VV^. D. Guthrie 3 34 59 
Pintail, August Belmont, Jr 3 37 41 
Alera, A. H. and j. W. A" ' ' 
Adelaide, George E. Adee. 
Raceabout Class — I 
Circe, E. T. Ervin 
Nora, Adrian Iselin, 2d Not timed. 
Cricket, Macy Willets Not timed. 
Invader, Jr., Roy. A. Rainey ....3 22 37 
Pretty Quick, A. Bryan Alley 3 .35 07 
Tartan, A. H. Pirie. 
Busy .Bee, R. T. Wainwright 3 21 46 
Rana, Howard Willets 3 36 05 
Mystral, A. C. Bostwick. 
Larchmont 21ft. Class — Start, 12:00 — Course, 11 Miles. 
Doroth}' L. G. Spence 3 .35 31 3 35 31 
Hburi, J". H. Esser 3 36 51 3 35 61 
Yaquero, William Stump 3 29 49 3 29 49 
Folette. L. J. Garcey 3 34 59 3 34 59 
Sloops, 27ft. Class — Start, 12:00 — Course, 11 Miles. 
Rascal, J. J. Dwyer. 3 33 14 3 33 14 
Maryola, H. E. Sayre 3 41 10 3 41 10 
Sloops, 27ft. Special Class — Start, 12:00 — Course 11 Miles. 
Thelema, A. E. Black 3 33 25 3 33 25 
Firefly, G. P. Cranberry 3 18 17 3 18 17 
Sloops, 22ft. Class — Start, 12:05 — Course, 11 Miles. 
More Trouble, W. H. Childs 3 30 36 3 25 36 
Saetta, G. H. Church 3 23 37 3 18 37 
Quest, E. J. Havens 3 18 42 3 13 42 
Ojigwan, George E. Reiners Did not finish. 
Paumonak, F. P. Currier 3 41 44 3 36 44 
Answer, Donald Abbott 3 19 42 3 14 42 
Heron, P. LeBouTller , Did not finish. 
Okee, J. A. Mahlstedt 3 45 39 3 40 39 
Corinthian Y. C. Raceabout Class — Start, 12:05 — Course, 11 Miles. 
Orion, G. G. Hill 3 46 02 3 41 02 
Dipper, H. H. Van Renssalaer 3 48 20 3 43 20 
Sloops, 18ft. Class — Start, 12:10 — Course, 11 Miles. 
Ace, R.' N. Bavier 3 44 44 3 34 44 
Hamburg, M. Goldschmidt 3 45 66 3 35 56 
Omoo, P. L. Howard 3 45 43 3 35 43 
Mist, R. P. Clark .'.3 51 40 3 41 40 
Gauntlet, L. D. Huntington, Jr 3 52 38 3 42 38 
Mayita, Harold Douglas 1 Not timed. 
Pandora, C. V. Mills Not timed. 
Indian Harbor One-Design Class — Start, 12:10 — Course, 11 Miles. 
,w. ^ .r , „ 2 
3 45‘28 
11 Miles. 
3 23 55 
3 26 02 
Wa Wa, G. B. Robinson, Jr 4 07 23 
Owatana, George Lauder, Jr 3 55 28 
Manhasset Bay One-Design Class — Start, 12:10— Course, 
Arizona, G. L. Cory 3 33 55 
Pup, T. Ratsey 3 36 02 
Sloops, 15ft. Class— Start, 12:10 — Course, 11 Miles. 
Dad, D. E. Dealey 
.3 26 48 
3 16 48 
Milton Point One-Design Class— Start, 12:10— Course, 11 Miles. 
Fannie, C. O. Iselin, Jr 3 36 44 3 26 44 
Catboats Under 15ft. — Start, 12:10 — Course, 11 Miles. 
Vava, G. T. Barton 3 37 14 3 27 14 
Corinthian Y. C* 
Marblehead, Mass.— Saturday, July 22. 
The fourth championship race of the Corinthian Y. C. was 
sailed off Marblehead on Saturday, July 22, in a light S.E. breeze. 
In the 22-footers, Chewink V. got the' start and led all around the 
course. In the 18-footers, Otter was first across the starting line 
but was soon passed by Moslem II., which led to the finish. 
Carina II. won easily in Class P, handicap. In Class M, handi- 
cap, Chewink IV. had the best of the start over Cossack, and 
pulled away on the beat to windward. Cossack gained off the 
wind and passed Chewink IV. on the last leg and won. The 
summary : 
22 -footers. 
E/lspscd 
Clrevi'ink V., F. G. Macomber 2 19 48 ' 
M'edric II., H. H. White ' ...2 22 09 
Medric I., Geo. Lee 2^2 5 ^ 
Peri II., Morton Prince. 
18-footers. 
Moslem II.. R. D. Barker 
Fritter, A. P. Loriiig 
Otter, A; D. Irving 
Boo FIoo, R. Boardman 
Moslem I.. . Tohn Tvler 
Cuyamel, R. L. Pond 
Class P — Handicap. , 
Carina II., H. S. Wheelock 
’"Margaret, G. C. Vaughn 
*Not meas'ared and allowance not figured. 
Class M — Handicap. 
Elapsed. Corrected. 
Cossack, H. A. Moss 2 19 45 2 19 30 
Chewink IV., F. G. Macomber 2 20 04 2 20 04 
Elapsed. 
Corrected. 
.0 66 36 
0 50 14 
.0 63 00 
O' 53 00 
,.l 06 00 
0 58 39 
.1 25 00 
1 17 00 
..1 02 30 
1 02 30 
..1 08 45 
1 06 53 
, .1 09 65 
1 08 33 
..1 08 05 
1 08 05 
,.l 11 10 
1 C9 08 
..1 13 25 
1 09 41 
Boston Y, C» 
Annual Cruise — Marblehead to Five Islands. 
The most successful cruise ever held by the Boston Y. C. was 
that which was started from Marblehead on Saturday, July 15, and 
ended at Five Islands, Me., on Saturday, July 22. The best of 
racing weather was had for the port to port runs, and the contests 
in all classes were full of ginger. There were from 27 to 33 con- 
testants in the racing runs, and in the special open race at Five 
Islands on Friday there w'ere 44 starters, including the launch 
classes, the latter being composed mostly of boats owned along 
the Kennebec River. 
It -w’a.s upon invitation of Commodore E. P. Boynton that the 
members of the club be his guests at Five Islands that the Sheep- 
scot Bay resort, where the c.ub has a station — established by 
Vice-Commodore Boynton — was chosen as the objective point. The 
cruising yachtsmen had plenty of attention at other places, how- 
ever, as they were the guests of Mr. J. Fred Plarvey, at New- 
castle, N. H., of the Portland Y. C., at Portland, and of the 
Kennebec Y. C. at Bath, Me. 
For the racing runs, the squadron was divided into the following 
classes: First class, schooners, yawls and sloops over 46ft. over 
all; second class, schooners, yawls and sloops 37ft. 6 in. and not 
over 45ft. over all; third class, schooners, yawls and sloops less 
than 37ft. Bin. over all. Prizes for the port to port runs were 
awarded by the Regatta Committee. 
Saturday, July 15 — Marblehead to Gloucester. 
On Saturday, July 16, the fleet made rendezvous at Marblehead, 
off the club =<^ation. and at 2:15. the starts were made on the 
short run to Gloucester. In addition to the racing yachts, there 
were several steam yachts and launches and sailing yachts which did 
not . race. There was a strong breeze from the N., which held 
steady, and the yachts made fast time. In the first class, ■ Elaine 
got the start, but was passed by the big scow Golden Rod, which 
beat her into port by over 3m. On corrected time, however, Elaine 
took first prize. In the second class L’Aiglon got the start and 
led to the finish. In the third class Mildred II. was away first, 
but was passed by Kit, which was the first yacht of the squadron 
to cross the finish line. The summary: 
First Class. 
Elaine, A. W. Chesterton 0 66 36 ' 
Goldenrod, G. E. Bruce 
Shiyessa, Alfred Douglas... 1 06 00 
Magnolia, E. P. Boynton 
Second Class. 
L’Aiglon, E. W. Hodgdon 1 02 30 
Opah, VV. C. Lewis 1 08 45 
Apache II., L. C. VV'ade.. 
Myrtle, F. VV. Souther 1 08 05 
Conomo, J. A. Tower 1 11 10 
Quill II., John Cole 1 13 25 
Omar III., Bacon & Bogardus Started in wrong class 
A1 Kyris, A. M. Moody 
Third Class. 
Kit, H. B. Whittier 
Mildred II., S. P. Moses 1 05 00 
Gringo, W. H. Brown 1 11 20 
Jack Rabbit, VV. H. Bradbury 1 10 20 
Aladdin, Keith Brothers 
Widow Ilf., H. W. Friend 1 13 45 
Pamabo, Ernest Keefers 1 16 05 
Clique, V. C. Dwyer 1 19 00 
Sue, T. VV. Powers 1 19 12 
Harelda, J. G. Garret 1 19 20 
Single Life, D. N. Foster 1 19 10 
Gadfly, C. W. Chapin 1 29 00 
Mildred, C. Hartshorn 1 32 40 
Hermes, VV. F. Colburn, Jr 1 38 51 
The.a II., C. W. Whetler Withdrew. 
Pet, Waiter Burgess 
Sunday, July 16 — Gloucester to Newcastle. 
_On Sunday, July 16, the squadron raced from Gloucester to 
I, ittle Harbor, Newca.stle, near Portsmouth, N. H. The wind was 
a bit light in Gloucester Harbor when the start was made, but was 
of good strength outside. It was S.W. from Eastern Point. to Cape 
Ann, and from there to the finish it was S.E. The 25-footer 
, Sally VII. joined the fleet in this run, sailing in the first class. 
She got the start in her class and led the fleet to the finish line. 
In the second class Jingo, Ulala and Opitsah V. were bunched at 
the start. By good judgment Opitsah V. got the best of the in- 
coming breeze and established a lead on the class, which was 
kept to the finish.^ Mildred crossed the starting line first in the 
third class, but Kit got the lead before passing Dog Bar break- 
water, and held it to the finish. There were thirty starters in all. 
In the evening the yachtsmen were guests of Mr. J. Fred Flarvey 
at supper at Hotel Wentworth, which was followed by a concert. 
The summary: 
First Class. 
Shyessa, Alfred Douglas 6 22 09 
Sally VII., L. F. Percival 
Magnolia, E. P. Boynton.. 7 30 37 
Elaine, A. W. Chesterton 
Goldenrod, G. E. Prince 6 40 27 
Second Class. 
Opitsah V., S. H. Foster .6 04 06 
A1 Kyris, A. M. Moody 6 14 4' 
Ulala, W. H. VVinship 6-32 5! 
Nutmeg, A. C. Jones 
Jingo, G. B. Doane 6 26 11 
Omar III., Bacon and Bogardus 
Opah, W. C. Lewis 6 37.32, 
Conomo, J. A. Tower 6 51.- 38 
Myrtle, T. W. Souther 6 47 20.. 
Quill II., J. T. Cole 7 46 5.9 
Idella, D. B. Amsden 
Third Class. 
Clique, R. K. Dyer 
Grayling, F. C. Moseley .7 13 26 
Gringo', W. H. Brown 7 11 36 
Kit, FI. B. Whittier 6 48 57 
Jack Rabbit, W. H. Bradbury U; 7 15 02 
Thea II., C. N. Whetler 7 35 46 
Mildred II., S. P, Moses 6 59 52 
Clitheroe, W. L. Dean -. 7 30 25 
Pamaho, Ernest Keepers 
Sue, J. W. Powers ...8 18 27 
Ruth, H. C. Hartshorn . .8 1.9 60 
Widow III., H. W. Friend 8 12 11 
Mildred, F. H. Coleman 8 18 19 
7 81 OS 
7 81 31 
7 37 39 
.Disabled. 
.1 04 30 
1 04 30 
.1 05 00 
1 05 00 
.1 11 20 
1 08 56 
.1 10 20 . 
1 09 03 
.1 16 00 
1 11 09 
.1 13 45 
1 12 28 
.1 16 05 
1 12 31 
.1 19 00 
1 13 52 
.1 19 12 
1 14 05 
.1 19 20 
1 16 08 
.1 19 10 
1 17 15 
.1 29 00 
1 26 26 
.1 32 40 
1 29 28 
.1 38 51 
1 36 39 
• Withdrew. 
Not timed. 
Elapsed. 
Corrected. 
....6 22 09 ' 
■ 6 13 46 
....6 42 44 
5 42 44 
....7 30 37 
6 05 07 
....7 11 42 
6 21 40 
....6 40 27 
6 37 02 
....6 04 06 
6 00 18 
....6 14 4t' 
‘ 6 07 08 
....6-32 55 
: 6 13 55 
....6 20 63 
6 20 53 
....6 26 11 
6 22 23 
....6 47 24 
6 24 64 
....6 37 32, ' 
6 26 17 
....6 51, 38 
6 29 08 
....6 47 20 
6 36 05 
,...7 46 69 
. 7 08 59 
,...7 37.04 . 
7 10 28 
:,..7 00 45 
6 20 05 
. . .7 13 26 
6 32 46 
, . . .7 11 36 
6 45 20 
...6 48-57 
- 6 48 57 
...7 15 02 
6 54 42 
6 55 06 
...6 59 52 
6 66 48 
...7 30 25 
7 06 01 
...7 26 12 
7 09 56 
7 29 39 
The summary: 
Elapsed. 
Corrected. 
7 07 35 
7 11 14 
7 16 08 
..7 23 08 
7 23 08 
7 3L19 
7 35 09' 
7 58 35 
8 01 27 
8 02 36 
..8 20 16 
8 05 16 
..9 09 14 
8 14 14 
8 19 03 
8 27 31 
..9 09 35 
8 29 35 
8 33 59 
..9 25 40 
■ Not timed. 
8 '45 40 
. .9 05 32 
8 38 67 
111 Ub 
8 4o ol 
. 9 53 20 
8 61 12 
, 8 53 51 
8 53 61 
.9 39 05 
9 01 62 
9 02 23 
.9 24 62 
..Towed in. 
. .Towed in. 
9 08 45 
Hermes, C. B. Leighton ...Did not finish. 
Monday, July 17 — Newcastle to Portsmouth. 
On Monday, July 17, the squadron run was from Newcastle to 
Portland. The wind was S. vv. and moderate until after Wood 
Island v/as passed, the yachts carrying spinnakers and balloon- 
ers. Then it shifted to the E. and died out, afterward coming 
in from the S. In the first class the yachts started in a bunch, 
with Sally VII. in the weather berth. Ihe starts were postponed 
30m. to enable Goldenrod and Redskin, which had grounded in 
Little Llarbor, to get out. Sally V II. held her lead only a short 
Lme, when she was passed by Goldenrod, which led the fleet into 
Portland. In this class. Magnolia won on time allowance. 
L Aiglon was first across the starting line in the second class, with 
the whole class well bunched. Opitsah V. took the lead soon 
after the start, but was passed by Alkyris and L’Aiglon. Alkyris, 
breaking down, L’ Aiglon held the lead until the wind headed 
them, when Opitsah , V . proved the best wind hunter and led 
her class across the finish line. Mildren II. got the start in the 
her class across the finish line. Mildred II. got the start in the 
finish. Clique took first on corrected time. The summary: 
First Class. 
Magnolia, E. P. Boynton 
Sally VI L, L. F. Percival 7 53 44 
Elaine, yV. VV. Chesterton ..7 57 38 
Goldenrod, G. E. Bruce 7 23 08 
Redskin, R. E. Pond 7 35 44 
Shyessa, Alfred Douglas 8 26 29 
Second Class. 
Opitsah V., S. H. Foster 8 13 35 
Nutmeg, A. C. Jones 8 26 27 
Jingo, G. B. Doane. 8 27 35 
L’Aiglon. E. W. L. Collins 8 20 16 
Conomo, J. A. Tower 
Alkyris, .Y. M. Moody 
Idella, R. B. Amsden 9 27 M 
Myrtle, F. VV. Souther 9 09 35 
Opah, VV. C. Lewis 9 03 69 
Omar III., Bacon & Bogardus 9 25 40 
Quill II., J. F. Cole 
Third Class. 
Clique, R. K. Dyer 
Thea II., C. N. Whetler io 06 36 
Pamaho, Ernest Keefers 9 53 20 
Kit, H. B. Whittier 8 53 51 
Jack Rabbit, W. H. Bradbury 9 39 05 
Gringo, VV. H. Brown ; 9 28 68 
Mildred II., S. P. Moses 9 24 62 
Grayling, F. C. Moseley Towed in. 
Mildred, C. A. Coleman Towed i 
Tuesday, July 18 — Portland to Bath. 
On Tuesday, July 18, the squadron sailed from Portland to 
Bath, the finish of the racing run being off Pond Island, whence 
the yachts were towed to Bath by launches of the Kennebec Y. C. 
There was a line breeze from the S.E., the yachts reaching all the 
way. There were thirty-three starters in the racing classes. At the 
start the wind was so light that some of the yachts had hard work 
to reach the line. In the first class Sally VII. was across first, 
and led to Cape Small Point, where Redskin passed her and led 
across the finisii line. In the second class Ouill II., Alkyris and 
Jingo were across the starting line together,“the rest of the class 
being handicapped. Opitsah V. caught the new breeze first and 
was soon so far ahead that the other boats could not catch her 
before the finish line was reached. Idella won m this c.ass on 
time allowance. Thea II. got the start in the third class, but 
Kit got through Whitehead passage first and led to the finish, 
thus leading her class on all the port to port runs. First place 
in this class, however, went to Gringo on time allowance. The 
summary : 
First Class. 
„ .. Elapsed 
Sally VII., L. ,F. Percival. 4 l2 20 
Redskin ill., R. L. Pond 4 08 20 
Shyessa, Alfred Douglass 4 42 22 
Black Hav/k, C. E.' Gibson 4 38 58 
Goldenrod, G. E. Bruce 4 20 69 
Elaine, A, W. Chesterton 5 31 00 
Magnolia, E. P. Boynton 6 43 16 
Diamond, Gowing & Moore 5 59 19 
Second Class. 
Idella, B. D. Amsden 
Conomo, J; A. Tower 5 03 42 
Opitsah V., S. FI. Foster 4 37 26 
Myrtle, F'. W. Souther..., 
L’Aiglon, E. L. Collins 
Jingo, G. B. Duane 
Alkyris, A. M. Moody 4 44 04 
Opah, W. C. Lewis 5 05 01 
Omar III., Bacon & Bogardus 5 19 20 
Bobs, R. T. Holt 5 09 47 
Nutmeg, A. C. Jones 5 03 20 
Cirrus 5 45 00 
Quilt II., J. F. Cole 6 05 47 
Nansett 6 03 16 
Howa, J. E. Jordan 
Third Class. 
Gringo, W. H. Brown 5 40 13 
Kit, H. B. Whittier 5 12 17 
Pamaho, Ernest Keefers 
Grayling, F. C. Moseley 
Mildred, C. A. Coleman. 6 29 62 
Gobbo, L. H. Soule 6 08 15 
Mildred II., , S. P. Moses! 5 53 46 
Banshee, Ed. Woodman 6 17 00 
Thea II., C. N. Whetler. 6 39 10 
Sirocco L, F. Sawyer 
Wednesday, July 19 was spent at Bath, where the visiting yachts- 
men were entertained throughout the day and evening' by the Ken- 
nebec Y. C. On Thursday, the fleet proceeded at will to Five 
Islands, some being towed through Back River, while others 
sailed down the Kennebec and up Sheepscot Bay. A compli- 
mentary dinner was given by Vice-Commodore Boynton in the 
Casino, and there was a ball in the skating rink in the evening. 
There was also an illumination on shore and through the fleet. 
Elapsed. 
Corrected. 
3 43 38 
3 47 32 
....4 42 22 
4 11 04 
4- 12 62 
4 20 69 
....5 31 00 
5 06 54 
....6 43 16 
6 17 10' 
....5 59 19 
5 20 10 
4 30 12 
4 32 32 
4 37 26 
4 89 02 
4 39 06 
4 40 59 
4 44 04 
4 46 19 
....5 19 20 
4 48 10 
4 64 12 
5 03 20 
5 13 50 
5 24 14 
5 32 14 
5 55 06 
5 02 49 
...5 12 17 
5 12 17 
5 22 30 
5 27 00 
...6 29 62 
6 43 07 
6 43 18 
5 44 25 
5 45 50 
6 08 00 
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