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not quite cut down the handicap of her com¬ 
petitor. Marth. with 12m. handicap, and Aggie, 
with 8m. handicap, made a poor showing in this 
race. Chispa was built at Benecia thirty-five 
years ago, and is a remarkable boat for ber age. 
She was piloted by Capt. Chas. Chittenden and 
carried off the beautiful silver cup donated by 
Commodore Hanify. The craft has recently 
been thoroughly overhauled and new masts and 
sails installed, but no one supposed that she had 
a look-in where fine new boats were entered. 
Capt. Chittenden is also an old-timer, being 
one of the best known yachtsmen on the bay, 
and his yachts in past years, Sapho, White 
Wings and Lively, were well known. Chispa 
has been out of commission but little, being 
used summer and winter alike. Four yachts 
competed in the Class A race, but only two 
finished, Fleur de Lis winning a hollow victory 
from Vixen with almost a half an hour to spare. 
Amigo, in the Class B race, also won handily 
from Neva, White Fleather failing to complete 
the course. 
The Government has detailed the revenue 
cutter McCulloch to accompany the yachts sail¬ 
ing from San Francisco to Santa Cruz, and the 
result of this will Jie a great increase in the 
number of entries, owing to the added sense of 
security. Great plans are being made at the 
seaside resort for the entertainment of the -vis¬ 
iting yachtsmen, and the event is expected to 
eclipse previous efforts in this line. The 
presence of the Government vessel there will 
also tend to add life to the event. 
Beverly Y. C. 
The 437th regatta, first club race, was sailed 
off the club house on June 17. Wind was N. E., 
light to wholesail. Judge, David Rice. 
21-footers—Course 15—8% Miles. 
Makabaro 
. 1 22 32 
Phantom . 
.. 1 24 09 
Gypsy ... 
. 1 22 4S 
Scallop . 
.. 1 27 12 
Lethe .... 
. 1 23 29 
Barnacle . 
.. 1 28 29 
Terrapin . 
. 1 24 02 
Sonderklasse—Course 15—8% Miles. 
Toboggan 
. 1 24 IS 
Picotee . 
.. 1 27 55 
Marla .... 
. 1 25 19 
Bessie . 
.. 1 42 20 
Peg . 
. 1 25 24 
Sallie VIII. 
.. 1 44 02 
15-footers — Course 26 — 5 Miles. 
Seeps .... 
. 1 19 39 
Bantam . 
.. 1 ?4 22 
Fly . 
... 1 24 21 
The 438th regatta, second club race, was sailed 
off the club house on June 18. Wind was S. W., 
wholesail. Judge, Chas. Whittemore. 
21-footers—Course 11 — 11% Miles. 
Lethe . 2 25 25 Scallop . 2 31 32 
Makabaro . 2 25 30 'Barnacle . 2 37 50 
Terrapin . 2 25 35 Phantom . d.n.f. 
Gypsy . 2 25 55 
Sonderklasse—Course 11 — 11% Miles. 
Toboggan . 2 21 12 Picotee . 2 30 23 
Peg . 2 22 50 Bessie . 2 34 30 
Marla . 2 24 45 Bessie II. 
Sallie VIII. 2 28 45 
The 439th regatta, third club race, was sailed 
off the club bouse on June 25. Wind was N. E., 
wholesail to light. Judge, Isaac H. Thomas. 
21-footers—Course 11 — 11% Miles. 
Lethe . 2 34 05 Scallop .2 41 45 
Terrapin . 2 34 55 Phantom . 2 45 .20 
Makabaro . 2 38 05 Barnacle . 2 54 35 
Gypsy . 2 38 30 
15-footers—Course 14 — 8% Miles. 
Rebekah . 2 20 20 Vim . 2 27 32 
^ alu . 2 21 45 Endeavor . 2 29 10 
Fly . 2 27 30 
Dories—Course 26—5 Miles. 
Chipmunk .2 OS 0b Bonita . 2 41 20 
Cyphar .2 10 38 
The 440th regatta, first Corinthian race, was 
sailed off the club house on July 2. Wind was 
S. W., light. Judge, David Rice. 
Lethe .. 
21-footers—Course 
. 2 24 49 
11—11% Miles. . 
Phantom . 
Terrapin ... 
. 2 26 29 
Gypsy . 
. 2 26 44 
Barnacle ... 
Makabaro . 2 27 05 
Sonderklasse — Course 11—11% Miles 
Toboggan . 
. 2 12 13 
luanita . 
Sally VIII. 
. 2 13 02 
Picotee . 
Helen _ 
. 2 20 00 
Bessie 1. .. 
. 2 20 20 
Peg . 
Seacoon .. 
. 2 20 35 
Rebekah .., 
15-footers — Course 
. 1 41 04 
15—8% Miles. 
Polly . 
Yalu . 
Vim . 
Endeavor . 
2 33 07 
2 36 32 
2 46 40 
2 21 09 
2 22 41 
2 24 14 
2 28 01 
2 33 28 
1 48 32 
1 51 49 
1 52 21 
Dory Class'—Course 26—5 Miles. 
Cyphar . 1 07 50 Bonita . 1 19 40 
Chipmunk . 1 13 21 Gnome . 1 26 00 
The 441st regatta, sweepstakes race, was 
sailed off the club house on July 4. Wind was 
N. W., wholesail. Judge, Chas. Whittemore, 
21-footers—Course 6—14 Miles. 
.. 2 03 05 
.... 2 10 00 
.. 2 07 00 
_ 2 15 10 
Terrapin . 
.. 2 07 35 
Scaillop . 
...., 2 16 45 
Makabara . 
.. 2 OS 30 
15-footers— 
-Course 25— 
-Reverse of No. 
24. 
Rebekah . 
.. 1 12 30 
Endeavor . 
.... 1 19 0-'> 
Bantam . 
.. 1 13 20 
Peacock . 
.... 1 19 35 
Yalu . 
.. 1 14 25 
L'arda . 
Try . 
.. 1 IS 55 
Polly . 
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