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ship at 2:00:30. She eased off just a trifle and set a 
larger jib topsail. VVeetamoe had overstood. She passed 
at 2:08:55. Neola was next at 2:13:30, Altair at 2:17:45, 
Queen at 2:20:27 and Elrnina at 2:24:55. Then the fog 
shut down thick again and lasted until the end of the 
run. Effort kept her lead and crossed the finishing line 
at 3:48:16. She had won in her class and also captured 
the Alumni Association of the U. S. N. cup for sloops. 
Queen was the next yacht to finish. She had passed the 
three sloops on the reach from the lightship and was 
timed at 4:01:35. Weetamoe finished at 4:02:25, Elrnina 
at 4:04:27, Neola at 4:08:24, Altair at 4:23:52. The sum¬ 
mary follows: 
Start. Finish. Elapsed. 
Phryne, C. W. Wetmore.... 9 45 00 5 35 33 7 50 33 
Mimosa II., E. F. Cole. 9 45 00 5 18 56 7 28 56 
Corrected times—Phryne, 6.56.38; Mimosa II., 7.28.56. 
Phryne wins by 32m. 18s. 
Sloops, 57ft. Class. 
Doris, S. R. Anthony. 9 50 00 4 37 01 6 47 01 
Altair, Cord Meyer. 9 50 00 4 23 52 6 33 52 
Corrected time—Doris, 6.29.28; Altair, 6.29.52. Doris 
wins by 30s. 
Sloops, 68ft. Class. 
Effort, F. M. Smith. 9 57 00 3 48 16 5 51 16 
Weetamoe, H. F. Lippitt... 9 55 59 4 02 25 6 06 26 
Neola, E. D. King. 9 57 00 4 08 24 6 11 24 
Corrected times—Effort, 5.39.16; Weetamoe, 5.57.22; 
Neola, 6.02.20. Effort wins by.18m. 6s. 
Schooners, 90ft. Class. 
Queen, J. R. Maxwell.10 11 28 4 01 35 5 50 07 
Elrnina, F. F\ Brewster.10 11 45 4 04 27 5 52 42 
Corrected times—Queen, 5.47.59; Elrnina, 5.51.52. Queen 
wins by 3m. 53s. 
Schooners, Mixed Class. 
Muriel, Charles Smithers... .10 07 00 4 44 53 6 37 53 
Andromeda, C. W. Nason..10 06 44 6 30 11 8 23 27 
Venona, R. Olyphant.10 06 43 Did not finish. 
Corrected times—Muriel, 6.26.29; Andromeda, 7.43.21. 
Muriel wins by lh. 16m. 52s. 
Cachalot, R. T. Wainwright .10 17 00 6 16 00 7 59 00 
\ encedor, A. de Goicouria. .10 17 00 Did not finish. 
Queen won the Alumni Association challenge cup for 
schooners, and Effort won the cup for sloops. The 
fleet disbanded as soon as the commodore anchored in 
the harbor. 
Racing Half Way Round Lake Ontario. 
The Lake Yacht Racing Association’s circuit, which 
preceded the Fisher cup races at Charlotte, N. Y., was 
one of the best things that ever happened for racing on 
Lake Ontario. . 
The courses were from Toronto to Hamilton, Aug. 4. 
This was won by the Fife cutter Zelma, with Temeraire 
second and Zama, a third Fife boat, third. Temeraire 
beat Zoraya by over a mile, and the latter, having the 
Fisher cup races to prepare for, towed in to port, aban¬ 
doning her place in the races. The fleet was divided in 
•the cruises into two divisions, the 45, 40, 35 and 30 foot¬ 
ers in one, and the 25 and 20 footers in the other. The 
circuit was marked by the splendid work of the Hamilton 
25-footer, Keno. In the regatta at Hamilton on Aug. 6, 
she was put in the same class as Temeraire, and won 
from her on time allowance. She had been second to the 
25-footer Petrel II., of Toronto, in the cruising race to 
Hamilton, but in the following cruises, in heavy weather, 
she was right up to the big boats, usually finishing ahead 
of them, and always leading her own division by miles. 
On Aug. 7 the fleet raced to Port Dalhousie, 27 miles, 
and Temeraire was an easy winner with Zelma second 
and Zama third. It was a dead thrash to Olcott, the 
next port, 29 miles away, next day, and crippled bowsprit 
gear put Zelma out of the race. Temeraire was again 
first, with Yama second. Vreda third. Zelma worked and 
sailed all night to catch up with the fleet, but was un¬ 
able to reach Olcott until they had been gone half an 
hour. But she stayed with the tussle, making 94 miles 
for her of bucking to windward, and entered Charlotte 
piers third of the fleet. Temeraire, after stretching out a 
lead of three miles, following a tussle with Rochester, 
which joined the fleet at Olcott, was overtaken by that 
boat at night and made a neck-and-neck finish, Rochester 
winning by seconds. The 65-mile thrash was too much 
for the 20-footers, and they put into Oak Orchard for 
shelter. They finished on Friday, Aug. 10, at noon, or 
twelve hours after the first winners. 
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