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[JAN. 27, 1906. 


NEw ScHOONER For L. J. CALLANAN.—Mr. L. 
J. Callanan, New York Y..C., is having a cruis- 
ing schooner built at Bishop’s yard, Gloucester, 
Mass., from designs by McManus, of Boston, 
who has planned so many successful fishing 
schooners. Mr. Callanan’s new boat will be built 
of wood, and her construction will be heavy. She 
will be about 85ft. over all, 62ft. waterline, 1oft. 
breadth and 12ft. draft. The schooner will be 
known as Eclipse. 
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Cart, GEorGE CoLtty Dirs.—Capt. George Coley 
died at his home in Red Bank, N. J., on Jan. 19. 
He was sailing master of the steam yacht Taran- 
tula. Captain Coley had commanded the schoon- 
ers Clytie and Seafox and the steam yacht Radha. 
He was fifty-nine years of age. 
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LAUNCH FOR CooPpeR Hewitt.—A 25ft. speed 
launch is building at Wood’s yard, City Island, 
for Mr. Cooper Hewitt. The boat was designed 
by Messrs. Tams, Lemoine & Crane. 
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CHALLENGE FOR GOLD Cup.—The Chippewa Y. 
C. has received a challenge from the Riverton 
Y. C., of Riverton, N. J., for the gold Challenge 
Cup put up for competition by the American 
Power Boat Association. August next is the 
time set for the races, and they will take place at 
Chippewa Bay, Thousand Islands. 
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DEFENDER FOR THE COUPE DE FRANCE.—Messrs. 
Bonnin & Barre, of Bordeaux, France, will build 
a defender for the Coupe de France from de- 
signs by M. Guedon. 
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Lipton Cur Deep oF Girr AMENDED.—In order 
to increase the number of boats participating in 
the annual races for the Lipton Cup for 21- 
footers the deed of gift governing the matches 
has been amended. This was done with the con- 
sent of Sir Thomas Lipton. Section 5 of the deed, 
which provides that only yachts belonging to an 
association which is a member of the Yacht Rac- 
ing Union of the Great Lakes shall compete, has 
been amended to read as follows: 
“Any yacht of the 2rft. class regularly enrolled 
in a bona fide yacht club of the Great Lakes or 
their tributaries shall have the right to compete 
without time allowance, provided notice of entry 
shall be filed with the secretary of the Columbia 
Y. C., of Chicago, ten days before the date set 
for the first race.” 
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SMALL CRAFT TO RAcE TO BERMUDA.—Another 
ocean race for small craft will be given next May 
under the auspices of the Brooklyn Y. C. for a 
$500 cup offered by Sir Thomas Lipton. The 
course will be from Sandy Hook to Bermuda, 
and the start will be made on Saturday, May 26. 
An early date was selected so that the boats com- 
peting would have ample time to return and refit 
and be able to enter the race for the Brooklyn 
Y. C. Challenge Cup, which will take place early 
in July. Boats of soft. over all length and 
under are eligible, provided they conform to the 
Brooklyn Y. C.’s restrictions regarding interior 
room. A crew of eight men can be carried, but 
all must be amateurs. The time allowance will 
be figured on the basis of 2h. 30m. per foot over 
all length for the entire course. Boats competing 
must be provided with water and stores for thirty 
days. No restrictions are placed on rigs or the 
kind and size of sails carried. 
Three boats have already been entered, and 
they are as follows: Yawl Tamerlane, Mr. 
Frank Mair, owner; yawl Lila, Mr. R. D. Floyd, 
owner, and the sloop Gauntlet, Mr. L. D. Hunt- 
ington, Jr., owner. Three other boats are build- 
ing which will participate. The Huntington Mfg. 
Co, will build a yawl for Mr. Walter Beiling, 
Messrs. Small Bros. have designed a yawl for a 
Boston yachtsman, and Mr. Frank McCullough 
is having a boat built at Norfolk. 
In 1904 the Brooklyn Y. C. gave a race from 
Gravesend. Bay to Marblehead. Little Rhody 
won. Last year the Brooklyn Y. C.’s race was 
from Gravesend Bay to Hampton Roads, and the 
yawl Tamerlane came in a winner. 
THIRD RAcE FoR BRooKLYN Y. 7. CHALLENGE 
Cup.—Preliminary arrangements have been made 
by the New Rochelle Y. C., the present holder 
of the Brooklyn Y. C. Challenge Cup for the 
third race for that trophy. Messrs. James D. 
Sparkman, G. Granbery and L. D. Huntington, 
Jr., have been appointed a committee to complete 
the details of the race. The race will be started 
off New Rochelle on July 7. The course is from 
New Rochelle to and around Montauk Point, 
thence to and around Northeast End Light ves- 
sel off Cape May and back to the Brooklyn Y. C. 
anchorage in Gravesend Bay. The conditions 
governing the trophy may be changed so that 
boats 20ft. long may participate in the match. 
The yachts Tamerlane, Lila, Mopsa and Gauntlet 
have already entered. 
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GILBERT’s BAR Y. C. OrrFicers.—The Gilbert’s 
Bar Y. C. has elected the following officers for 
1906: Com., Henry E. Sewell; Vice-Com., Harry 
Jennings; Fleet Capt., Jerome Twichell; Meas., 
Hubert W. Bessey; Sec. and Treas., Chartes S. 
Schuyler. The club is taking an active interest 
in the movement to make Santa Lucia a harbor 
of refuge for vessels, which will be a _ great 
benefit to commerce on the eastern coast of 
Florida. 
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CorINTHIAN Y. R. U. OrrFicers.—The Corin- 
thian Yacht Racing Union held its annual meet- 
ing on the evening of Jan. 19 and elected the fol- 
lowing officers: Pres., George Harrison, Metro- 
politan Y. C.; Vice-Pres., E. F. DeLevante, Mor- 
risania Y. C.; Sec., William E. Long, Williams- 
burg Y. C.; Treas., William C. Cartwright, Stuy- 
Vesant, Yo Ga Micasen Pan sebsrett etm Vlo tetova ne 
Directors—Emil Miller, Met. Y. C.; C. T. Hen- 
drick, Morrisania Y. C.; Christian Weiland, 
Williamsburg Y. C.; C. S. Ogden, Stuyvesant Y. 
Cys PAC, Pfiettens\lornis: WaC. 
Belonging to the Corinthian Y. R. U. are the 
Metropolitan, Morrisania, Morris, Stuvvesant 
and Williamsburg Y. C.’s. All these clubs have 
their anchorages either on the East River or at 
City Island. At the annual meeting the Manhat- 
tan Y. C., which had applied for membership to 
the Union, was admitted. 
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InpIAN HaArzpor Y. C. OFFicers.—The annual 
meeting of the Indian Harbor Y. C. was held in 
the club house at Greenwich, Conn., on the even- 
ing of Jan. 19. The following officers were elected: 
Com., George Lauder, Jr., schooner Endymion; 
Vice-Com., William Ross Proctor, cutter Mine- 
ola; Rear Com., E. Burton Hart, cutter Kestral ; 
Sec.; Lorenzo D. Armstrong; Treas., Richard 
Outwater; Meas., Morgan Barney; DVirectors— 
Term expiring 1908, Frank Bowne Jones; term 
expiring 1909. Edmund C. Converse; Regatta 
Committee—Frank Bowne Jones, Charles E. 
Simms, Charles F. Kirby. 
The club’s constitution has been amended so that 
the Regatta Committee is now made up of three 
members instead of five, as has been the custom. 
From now on the club will have three instead of 
two meetings each year. The following amend- 
ments to the constitution were also passed: 
“Section 2, article 16, amended to read as fol- 
lows: ‘The vice commodore’s pennant shall be 
the same design as for commodore, substituting 
a red field, a white diamond and two red stars.’ 
“Section 3, article 16, amended to read as fol- 
lows: ‘The rear commodore’s pennant shall be 
the same design as for commodore, substituting 
a white field, a red diamond and one white star.’ ”’ 
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ONEKAMA SAILING CLup MeetInc.—The annual 
meeting of the Onekama Sailing Club was held 
at Manistee, Mich., on the evening of Jan. 8, and 
the following officers were elected: Com., Clin- 
ton C. Webb; Sec., Emery Jarvis; Fleet Capt. 
and Chairman of Race Committee, Harry Gep- 
hart; Board of Directors, Emery Jarvis and J. 
W. Dempsey. The headquarters of the Onekama 
Sailing Club is at Portage Lake, and it is quite 
possible that the Chicago Y. C. will make that 
place the terminus of their annual cruising race 
for the smaller classes. The larger boats will, 
as usual, make the run to Mackinac Island. 

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