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The summary: 
Start. Finish. Elapsed. Corrected. 
Effort .11 30 38 4 22 58 4 52 20 4 00 40 
Oueen .11 30 43 4 02 30 4 31 47 4 06 49 
Elmina .11 33 12 4 11 18 4 44 06 4 20 35 
Yankee .11 30 12 4 12 36 4 42 14 4 22 05 
Corona .11 33 00 4 27 16 4 54 16 4 28 33 
Vigilant .11 31 43 4 13 32 4 41 49 4 29 17 
Amorita .11 31 18 5 02 18 5 31 00 4 43 27 
Muriel .11 30 53 Withdrew. 
Rainbow .11 30 25 Disabled. 
Effort beat Queen 9s.; Elmina, 13m. 55s.; Yankee, 15m. 
25s.; Corona, 21m. 53s.; Vigilant, 22m. 37s., and Amorita, 
36m. 47s. 
Squadron Run—Newport to Vineyard Haven—Aug. 9. 
The run to Vineyard Haven was an unsatisfactory one. 
It was the same last year. Then not one yacht finished 
before the time limit. This year four yachts got in on 
time, the schooners Queen and Elmina and the sloops 
Weetamoe and Effort. The race was sailed in a light 
easterly wind and against a strong tide, and the wind 
had not sufficient strength to enable the other boats to 
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made off Brenton’s Reef Lightship there was very little 
wind, and not a single yacht got across the line without 
a bad handicap. Phryne led the fleet, with Minx to 
windward of her. 
The signals followed one after another and the last 
yacht got away at 11:35. This was the Ariadne. They 
crossed the line in this order: Isolde, Humma, Weeta¬ 
moe, Neola, Queen, Effort, Irolita, Gardenia, Elmina, 
Muriel, Mimosa II., Doris Andromeda, Venona, Seneca, 
Cachalot, Katrina, Idler, \ encedor and Ariadne. Yankee 
went west. She had nothing to race, as Rainbow had 
not got back from Bristol. Sybarita went to Narragansett 
and Vigilant remained in the harbor. Queen led Elmina 
by 7m. at the start, and Weetamoe was 11m 30s. ahead of 
Effort. 
Nearly all the yachts stood offshore. The exceptions 
were Weetamoe, Effort, Neola and Humma, and these 
worked in to the beach. Effort standing in furthest. 
Soon after noon West Island was passed, and then they 
headed out for the lightship at the entrance to V ineyard 
Sound. 
The tide was still running strong to the west, and 
Queen, Elmina and Weetamoe stood way to the south 
and later were followed by Effort and Neola. They 
skirted in under the land by Gay Head, and then finding 
a better wind, beat through the Vineyard Sound, making 
fair time. The rest of the fleet was hopelessly left near 
the lightship. Queen finished at 5.36.57, Weetamoe at 
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In addition to the class prizes they were racing for 
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The summary: 
Schooners, 90ft. Class. 
Start. Finish. Elapsed. 
Queen, J. R. Maxwell .10 35 00 5 36 57 6 59 57 
Elmina, F. F. Brewster.10 35 00 6 17 46 7 40 46 
Corrected times—Queen, 6.57.49; Elmina, 7.39.56. Queen 
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Sloops, 68 ft. Class. 
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