The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-17

ABOUT thlrtY miles. me following open Jip ana
maisail sioop yacdts were entered the time allow
aace beng two minutes TO the loot
SECOND CLASS.
Length.
Names. O,rners. +. IL.
Hlyia ;wcc, IVA a. H'arG, v Co. y
Favoilta. ..............P Halaran IS
Maud ..................W Morris........... u IL.
THIRD CLASS.
Mary Louise. h. W. Gardner. %
Mary Emma. w Z. Brlnkerhon... 81 II
Carrie Porter ..........J. Armitage.. u 10
Mary Campbell. $3.50. M. Campbell. ........ Il OK
Qul'Z". q. barnett. ...... 20 ~
Josie J.................w VIM. 5. Lockyer So. 10 ~
DAISY. ........"........E. Weidcnield. 500. 10
The Vivid anu Daisy were drawn before the start
Tie yachts were started al halt-past one. as tley
lay head 10 wlnd with lnalnsall holsted and III the
signai they ran up their libs and paved on on the
pors tack, the Carrie Porter leading, with the
Tweed, who had set a balloon Ib close up, and
me Knapp some distance astern having parted
her Jib nalyards, but soon hosting her Jib
Qul parted company soon alter Starting ana
Squared away Tor Flushing Bay, in hopes 10y mat
manwuvre to gam an advantage by pushing to the
south OF kkefs Island, put IN tnls ner captain was
mistaken ana lost her chance-which IL was conceded
was good one-a she met the set oil the tile into
Flushing Bay; while the other yachts stood on be-
tween tue North and South Brothers, occasionally
booming out their Jibs whenever their course
lay dead before me wind Many yachts accompanied
the eet aud held their with H. one OF which was
the Gooaenough, belonging TO the Goodenough CUB
oi sands Point which, both gong free ana also IN
tarning to windward on the return was handled In
a seaman-like manner by Captain Steboins and his
Chief officer John Hart. The leading yacnts passed
Fort schuyler lii the following older:-Maud, GEN
eeral Tweed, Favorta, KNAPP, Mary Emma and
sep OF ner mastand lowering her sails soon after
ana giving up the race.
The can buoy was turned as folows:-
N0nue. III. ~ y. Name ~. H. 4.
Maud. 81 10 Mary Campbell. 81 90
Tweed........... 81 rs QUIT. 2 40 90
hasI Emma. 40 20 20 Josie '''''' ~ %
Favorila aud Carrie Porter out.
All the yachts turned the can buoy In splendid
style, turning II from leeward to wIndward and
standing on the starboard tack for tsrt Schuyler,
themselves in addition as live ballast, while the
masts buck ed as they careened over, extra coinss
under, II being expected The masts would so by the
board or the Nachts capsZe.
The beat 10 wlndward was very interesting and
sea seSd oaM Ses r g the merits Of The different
inc following showing the the Two nrst
TINE OF TURNING COLLEGE POINT BUOY.
Nm II.
After turning The buoy they started sheet ana re-
turned before the wind 10 Fort schuyler at Throggs
Polut, the result being as follows.
Time Of turning Tnrogg's Point buoy
Maud. ........ 81 Tweed ......4 o
which yacht Immediately carried away ner throat
halyards and her malnsail came down by the run,
ana she stood over 10 Whltestone Point under llb
with the ebo tide before repairing damages.
The following yachts turned Threg's Point buoy
for the return as folOws:-Mary Campbell at
M naa ne a. @ % S az M % the
the home stakeboat on the middle ground and
arrived as follows
II. N. s. II. N. s.
Maud ......... 20 Mary Campbell. 81 80
knasp....... 4s 10 QUIT. o3 0
Tweed 5 81 0
Rest not timed
The following were the prizes:-TEe Maud and
the Mary Campbell beat the Knapp by allowance OF
time. Ihe Josie j. sailed over the course but did
well.
The following are the officers OF the club and
Judges
ContDlodore-william E. Brinkerhon.
Wee CoD,nOdOre-James Clark
,seci'etdry-0Scar Clark.
corresponding SecretdgV-John Lockyer.
Treas,TeT-lra Campbell.
AeGSurer-Stephen Roberts.
JltogeS-Wiliam 5. Lockyer, +. w. Gardner, VIII
liam Kyle.