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Bevcfly y. C. 
' Wing’s Neck, Buzzard’s Bay— Saturday, Aug. 10. 
The Beverly Y. C, called its 373d regatta on Saturday, Aug. 10. 
The event was the .sixth Corinthian^ race of the season. The wn^ 
blew strong from N.E. all day, and at 1 o’clock, the hour set f« 
the race, the puffs must have reached as high a velocity as 20 
miles per hour. Like all N.E winds m Buzzard s Bay his one 
was puffy, and varied slightly m direction, but held stung 
For the first time this year, four of the restricted ^^;|O 0 ters 
came to the starting line. They were sent to 
The race in this class proved very interesting. Mr KorlW 
somewhat h,andicapped by having too much sail, “d Mr Forbes_ 
White Heron was able to get ahead Ou^n 
but in the light winds beating up under Wing s Neck, May Queen 
'°rt'M-foofers”werT?em"to'Baw Bells and back. Barnacle found 
the weather just to her liking^ and left the othei boats from 
the start of the beat home, beating Terrapin w^lro second 
bv SVzm. Terrapin, Radiant, and Amanita III. 
ail the way home. At one time Amanita III. was ahead, and at 
one time Radiant was ahead, and finally Terrapin got the lead 
""Thellfooters were sent to Bird Island and back. Jap won by 
^™flm*iittle one-design boats were sent to Abiel^ hoat^Seeos^ 
Mosher’s Rock and return. Miss Warren m her new boat, beeps, 
won, with Margaret Codman’s new Yal^ T b Dabnev 
The judges were Messrs. Charles Whittemore and L. b Uapney. 
The times in detail follow; 
25-footers — Course 14, ,11% Miles. 
2 09 52 
May (Jueen, JL>. w 
2 10 34 
vvnite irteron, lv. 9 * 19 KS 
lliorana, i. x>.^ 2 14 12 
21-footers — Course 14, 11% Miles. 
. ...2 06 02 
Barnacle, W. Ji. L. 
2 11 43 
Terrapin,- L. o. 
Amanita IIL., Josliua 
2 12 55 
Radiant, Mrs. p g. 
2 14 65 
Ldith, GlarK iGing 
Ilinsion, C. M. Baker 
18-footers — Course 18, 8% Miles. 
1 37 56 
Jap, G. r. Garaner, 
Hindoo, IN. r. 
Margaret, Wm. O. Taylor 
! 1 42 09 
Wanderer, A. o. 
15-footers — Course 24, 6% Miles. 
1 13 02 
Seeps, Miss C. Warren 
Y alti, Miss Margari..l CuJniaii 
1 16 45 
Vim, F. W. bargent, 
Compress, b. M. 
Fhekramaroo, Miss L. -t>. 
1 17 33 
Ranzo, M. tl. Kicricirason, 
1 18 37 
Jub Jub, Howara oiocKton 
Fiddler, Miss C. M. Dabney 
.1 21 05 
i^iy, iVilSS G. iVi. 
Cape Cod Y« C. 
Provinoetown, Mass. — Aug. 24, 25 and 26. 
The South Shore circuit of Y. R A. opened a 
incetown on Thursday, Aug 24, with a °f staiters a go a 
<; w hreeye nrevailinff. Nutmeg led the ^Z-tooters arouiia uxc 
b.W. breeze tier skipper mistook the course, 
until tne lasr icg, wi ee „ , .p winning. 
Class I-18-footers. 
Hayseed, H. L. Bowden.. ‘'“'’‘'oitu 
Mirage II., J. W. Olmstead Jill 
Class D— Cape Cats. 9 or 11 
Arawak, H. C. Nicker^o.i 9 qs 
Hustler, H. W. Robbins „ 11 rq 
Marvel, H. C. Whittemore 4i Od 
Arestes, G. Wilkins. 
Newrus, C. C. Whitney „ 
Moondyne, Shaw Bros 
Second Plandicap Class. 
Mildred II., S. P. Moses oi l 
Scrambler F Sargent ! i i I i ! i ! ! : : I :: : ! 1 1 2 51 60 
PeSy^II.f mVsV GoVmYeV 
Saturday, Aug. 26. 
A capsized mark caused trouble in the last race of the series, 
sailed on Saturday, Aug. 26, in a brisk N.E. breeze. Medric II. 
got the start in the 22ft. class, and led to the first mark, but on 
the windward leg Nutmeg took the lead and kept it all over the 
course. Medric II. crossed the finish line first, but it was claimed 
that she did not turn the mark off Long Point, which the others 
found with difficulty. In the 18-footers, Hayseed led all over the 
course, although Osprey II. and Mirage II. were across the 
finish line before her. The reason was failure to turn the Long 
Point mark, which the owners of the first two boats in admitted. 
Marvel won in the Cape cat class, Peggy II., sailed by Miss 
Gormley, in the handicap class, and Owl in the dory class. I he 
summary: 
Class E— 22-footers. 
Elapsed. 
Nutmeg, A. C. Jones.... lit II 
Peri II., Dr. Morton Prince 2 25 09 
Rube, H. L. Bowden 
Medric II., H. H. White Protested. 
Class I— 18-footers. 
Osprey II., A. R. Train 2 44 ib 
Mirage II., J. W. Olmstead 2 44 b 
Hayseed, H. L. Bowden 2 44 42 
Kittiwake, R. F. Maxwell 2 46 08 
Class D — Cape Cats. 
Marvel, I. M. Whittemore 2 o7 02 
Argestes, G. H. Wilkins 2 42 04 
Hustler, H. W. Robbins 2 32 41 
Notrus, C. O. Whitney 2 46 38 
Stranger, F. E. Lavis 2 5b 3b 
Arawak, H. C. Nickerson 2 68 49 
Goblin, R. M. Lothrop 3 0117 
Class 2 — Handicap Class. 
Peggy II., Miss Gormley 2 34 50 
Mildred II., S. P. Moses 2 36 27 
Rambler 2 39 3b 
Pocahontas 41 bl 
Sentinel 
Vijn Withdrew. 
Lobster Disabled. 
Dories. 
Owl 154 IS 
Hortonia J, to 
Smith 2 04 52 
and she'wYs^pas^ed b^y’ both Tyro and R«be Tyro wmm 
O^nrev a Duxbury 18-footer, a new production fiom the iin^s oi 
Small BroL won in the 18ft. class from Hayseed by half 
a minute Marvel continued her list of wins by leading the Cape 
to the finish. Rambler won in the handicap class. The 
cat class 
Class E-22-footers. 
Elapsed. 
.2 02 25 
Tyro, W. H. Joyce. 
.2 03 40 
Rube, N. L. 
.2 04 20 
Nutmeg, A. C. Jones... 
.2 04 67 
Mednc II., 
.2 05 37 
Ren II-, Dr. Morton Rxliice.. 
Class I— 18-footers. 
.2 16 25 
Osprey II., A. K. 
Hayseed, H. G. 
Mirage II., J. W. 
,.2 20 41 
Kittawake, H. M. Jones 
Class D— Cape Cats, 
Elapsed. Corrected. 
..2 21 20 2 18 47 
...2 23 32 
2 19 26 
...2 26 34 
2 23 58 
Arawak, G. n. 
...2 ’5 26 
2 24 19 
...Dismasted. 
Stranger, r. -G. 
. . .Withdrew. 
: . .Withdrew. 
Handicap Class. 
...2 12 37 
2 12 37 
Rambler, • ■ • 
...2 16 07 
2 15 07 
Milared II., o. r. 
Peggy II., Miss Gormley 
...2 27 30 
2 21 30 
Friday, Aug. 25. 
The second race of the Cape Cod Y. C. ff "dass Tyr^o 
S>5 was sailed in a light easterly breeze. In the 22tt. class lyro 
and Medric II were across the line too soon and the start went to 
Peri II Peri II. led until the windward leg was reached, and 
after passing this, Tyro took the lead and won by over 5m. In 
ft,; ISfL dfss Miraga II. got the start, with Hayseed second. 
Hayscid soon went to first place and held it to the finish Kitti- 
wake a Duxbury boat, finishing second. Arawak, a local boat, 
was the winner ^in the Cape cat class, and Rambler took her 
Second win in the handicap class. The summary: 
Class E — 22-footers. 
Atlantic Y. C. 
New: York Plarbor— Saturday, Aug. 26. 
The second race for the cup offered this year by Rear-Commo- 
dore E. B. Havens for Class ‘Q boats in the Atlantic Y. C., was 
sailed on the afternoon of Saturday, Aug. 26. The winner proved 
to be W. H. Childs’ More Trouble, which defeated F. J. Havens 
Quest by 2m. 23s. Geo. H. Church’s Saetta won the first event 
for the cup, which was sailed on July 1. Three vicUries are neces- 
sary for permanent possession. The old Class Q boats in the 
club sailed a race for the usual prize, and for points on the trophy 
offered by Hendon Chubb, which goes to the one making the best 
record for tire; season. Spots beat Wraith by Im. 50s. 
The new boats went three times over the regular inside Associa- 
tion course, aggregating 11.43 nautical miles. The other racers 
covered the distance twice, thus sailing 7.62 miles. All maiks 
were left to port. In the N.E. wind of full sail strength which was 
blowing, the first leg to Ulmer Park from the start, off Sea Gate, 
was to windward. The next, which led to the Marine and Field 
Club mark, that to Fort Hamilton and then the one from the 
Government station, home, provided a series of reaches. Charles 
D. Mower, designer of More Trouble, was on board that craft 
foi- the first time since her racing season began. The summaries 
Sloops — Class Q — Start, 3:05. 
Finish. Elapsed. 
More Trouble, W. H. Childs 5 11 53 2 06 53 
Quest, F. J. Havens I 9 no 
Cockatoo li., Hendon Chubb 5 14 41 2 09 41 
Class Q— Special— Start, 3:10. 
Spots, R. C. Veit 4 43 04 1 33 04 
Wraith, Calvin Tompkins iittt 1 qs r,Q 
Trouble, W. A. Barstow ,.4 46 09 1 36 09 
Mary, Max Grunder 4 47 33 1 37 33 
Tyro, W. H. Joyce....^^.. 
Peri II., Dr. Morton Prince. 
Elapsed. 
..2 23 10 
..2 28 18 
>1. iviuitDii 9 9C Qfi 
Kube, H. T. Bowden.. * 2 2836 
Medric II., H. H. \^hite ^ 
Medric I., George Lee 
Finish. 
Elapsed. 
.4 17 32 
1 
12 
32. 
.4 17 67 
1 
12 
57 
.4 18 60 
1 
13 
50 
.4 19 35 
1 
14 
35 
.4 20 20 
1 
15 
20 
F J Bensonhwfst Y* C. 
Gravesend Bay — Saturday, Aug. 26. 
The second, and what proved to be the last ^ce for tife c'^P 
ofl’ered this year by Rear Commodore J. B. O Donohuej of tne 
Bensonhurst Y. C., for boats of any recognized club m cteses T 
and above, was sailed on the afternoon of Saturday,_ Aug. 2o. 
All of the starters competed in one class on regular time allow- 
ance. D. S. Wylie’s Lizana, proved to be the winnM ?i, 
beating on corrected time Vivian II,, first boat to finish, by 4m. 
36s. The cup goes outright to the craft scoring the great^t 
number of points in not more than three races. Lizana w°u. the 
initial event on the morning of July 4, and at the end of the 
second race had enough points to insure victory without a third 
contest. rr TTl T> 1 
A 13-mile course was sailed from the start, off Ulmer Park, 
across the channel to Old Orchard Shoal Light and return, leaving 
the outer mark on the starboard hand. In the N.E. breeze 
blowing, it was a spinnaker run out and a beat home. J. B. , 
O’Donohue’s N. Y. Y. C. 30-footer Tabasco, which was second oni 
corrected time, sailed by far the best course going out, judging; 
the tide well. Coming home, Edgar F. Luckenbach’s Bobtail andl 
Lizana showed the best judgment. The victory of the latter is; 
undoubtedly due to the excellent manner in which she was; 
handled. After Vivian II. at the finish came Tabasco, followed ini 
the order named by Bobtail, Lizana and Anona. Vivian II. as; 
scratch boat, allowed Bobtail 4s.; Tabasco and Anona 7m. 7s., andl 
Lizana 14m. 40s. The trophy is a fine loving cup with horni 
handles. The summary follows: 
Lizana, D. S., Wylie 5 10 24 
Tabasco, J. B. O’Donohue 5 05 Ob 
Vivian II., S. E. Vernon 5 00 20 
Bobtau, E. F. Luckenbach 5 06 00 
Anona, Menton Bros 5 29 35 
above—- 
-Start, 
2:35. 
Finish. 
Elapsed. 
Correctedl. 
.5 10 24 
2 
35 24 
2 
20 
44 
.5 05 06 
2 
30 06 
2 
22 
59) 
.5 00 20 
2 
25 20 
2 
25 
2« 
.5 06 00 
2 
31 00 
2 
30 
56. 
.5 29 35 
2 
64 36 
2 
47 
28; 
East Glotfccstef Y«C. 
Gloucester, Mass. — Monday, Aug. 21. 
The Y. R. A. open race of the East Gloucester Y. C..,. port- 
noned from Thursday, .A.ug. 17, v.'as sailed on Monday, 21, m 
a light and fluky E. wind. Urchin got the start in the^^t. dass, 
but was passed by Tyro and Medric on the first leg,^ Tyro turn- 
ing the buoy first and Medric II. second. On the windward leg 
Medric II. went by Tyro and led until after the first round had 
been completed, when Tyro took the lead again and held it to the 
finish. In the 18ft. class, Aurora got the start, but was passed by 
Fritter which led on the first round. Soon after completing the 
round,’ Hayseed went ahead and led to the finish. Sebooniook 
took the lead in the handicap class soon after the start, and held 
it until the first mark was turned, when Osprey got the lead by a 
lucky streak in the wind. On the same leg the second time around 
Seboomook got a fluke, which gave her back her lead, and she 
held it to the finish. The summary: 
Class E— 22-footers. 
Elapsedh 
Tyro, W. H. Joyce ^ 55. 
Medric, George Lee 2 « 
Peri II., Dr. Morton Prince 2 IS IZ, 
Urchin, John Greenough 3 Zb bU) 
Class I. 
Hayseed, H. L. Bowden of 
Fritter, Caleb Loring 
Aurora, Pigeon Bros WitJiffllirew. 
Handicap Class. 
Elapsed. Corrected. 
Seboomook, B. A. Smith 3 12 48 3 12 48 
Osprey, C. R. Hanson ^ if I i o ik 
Nereid, C. N. Lunt 3 23 04 3 19 16 
Conanicat Y» C. 
Jamestown, R. I.— Friday, Aug. 25. 
The eighth serial race of the Conanicut Y. C. was sailed off 
Jamestown Aug. 25, in a fairly good easterly wind. The feature 
of the race was the winning of the 21-footer Bohemia, which was 
admirably handled by her owner. Miss Woodward. There were 
four classes, and the other winners were Amorita, Minnow and 
Constance. The summary: 
25ft. Knockabouts — Start, 3:10. 
Elapsed. Elapsed. 
Amorita 2 00 58 Tacen 2 12.31 
Rowdy 2 07 10 
21ft. Knockabouts — Start, 3:15. 
Bohemia -2 28 33 Comforter 2 31 47." 
Grace 2 30 63 
15ft. Knockabouts — Start, 3:20. 
Minnow 1 07 40 Snipe 1 18 W 
Wenonah 1 18 38 Eaglet ....2 10 4X 
Snipe 1 18 60 
Second Class Cats — Start, 3:26. 
Constance 1 19 02 Madge Did not finish. 
Constance s YotJNO., 
Seawanhaka-Cofinthian Y. C. 
Oyster Bay— Saturday, Aug. 26. 
Six of the Seawanhaka 15-footers raced over the regular club 
course on Saturday, Aug. 26. Wee Ween, owned by R. L. 
Cuthbert, proved to be the winner, beating C. W. Wetmore’s 
Sabrina by 25s. The summary follows: 
Seawanhaka 15-footers— Start, 3:05. 
FiniE,-, 
Wee Ween, R. L. Cuthbert 4 17 32 
Sabrina, C. W. Wetmore Hill 
Fly, W. E. Roosevelt i in o2 
Grilse, B. G. Weeks f 19 35 
Bairn, W. J. Matheson 4 20 20 
Imp, S. L. Landon Disqualified. 
Annisqtiam Y. C. 
Annisquam, Mass.— Saturday, Aug. 26. 
In the club race of the Annisquam Y. C., sailed in Ipswich Bay 
on Saturday, Aug. 26, in a brisk N.E. breeze, Ventus II. won m 
the 16ft. class and Crescent in the dory class. The summary: 
15-footers. 
Corrected. 
Ventus II., Keith Pevear 1 ^ 30 
Tabasco II., H. H. Wiggin 1 ^ ^ 
Princess, John H. Prince 1 35 ZO 
Crescent, R. H. Burnett J 33 47 
Teaser, R. H. Smith J 3? 
Zaza, Gordon Foster 1 37 M 
Nisan, D. H. Woodbury 1 38 16 
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