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


Names. 0,oners. y. IN.
VIVID .;.:....,......J: A. Clark, Y. Co.. 81
General Tweed. ..... VIM. II. knapp..... q
Favorlta. Hanaran. Is
Maud .................W. Morris.......... Il ll1a
THIRD CLASS.
Wm. II. Knapp. - Fitzgerald ... "a ~
Mary Louise. y. w. Gardner. -. %
Mary Einina. w. =. Brmkerhon... 81 II
Mary Campbeii. Campbell Il OK
Qul'A..... y. oaTieu.. ~ IA
FOURTH CLASS.
Josie J...............W 5. Lockyer. 80. 10 7k
the Vivid anu Daisy were drawn before the start.
Tie yachts were started nj halfpasu one, as thev
lay head 10 WING with mansa hoisted, and at the
sisnai they ran up lnelr Jos aud payed Off on the
Tweed, who mad set a balloon JiD close up and
the Knapp some distance astern, having parted
again and gaining on the other yachts. me
Qutz parted company soon after s,artng, and
squared away Tor Flushing Bay, in hopes ny tnat
maneuvre to gam an advantage by pushing to the
south OF kikers Island put In TINS ncr captain was
mistaken anu lost her chance-whch IL was conceded
was good one-as she met the set OF the tue INTO
Flushing Bay; while the other yachts stood on be-
tween tue North and South Brothers, occasionally
booming out their libs whenever their course
lay dead before the wind. Many yachts accompanied
the feet and held Their own with IT, one OF which was
the Goodenough, belonging TO the Go0denOugh Club,
OF sands Point, winch, both going free ana also IN
tnrnng to wndward on The return was handled In
chief officer. John Hart. The leading yacnts passed
Fort schuyler iii the following older:-Maud Gen.
eral Tweed, Favorlta KNAPP. Mary Emma ana
Mary Campbell, the Favorita carrying away the
sep OF her mastand lowering her sails soon after
and giving up the race.
The can buoy was turned as fOllows:--
Name. II. AZ. ). Name. ~. NJ s.
Maud.......... 81 10 Mary Campbell. 81 %
Tweed. .......... 81 70 Quit. ...... 40 90
knapp. SO 10 JOSIE J.....".... 40 80
Mary Emma. -. 81 20
Favori,a aud Carrie Porter out
All the yachts turned the can buoy In splendid
style, turning II from leeward to wlndward ana
standing on the starboard tack for Fsrt Schuyler,
the men piling the ballast bags to wlndward and
themselves III addition as live ballast while the
mass Duckl ed as they careened over, extra conngs
under, IL being expected the masts would go by the
board or the Yachts capsize.
The beat 10 windward was very interesting, and
sen geSd nw yest q the merits Of the different
inc following showing the WORK OF tie TWO nrst
TINE OF TURNING COLLEGE POINT BUOY.
After turning The buoy they started sheet ana re.
turned before the wind to Fort Schuyler at Throggs
Pou, the result being as follows.
Time OF turning Tnroggs Point buoy
Maud. ...... 81 Tweed .....4 Q
halyards and her mainsail came down by the rum
and sne stood over to whltest0ne Point under pb
The ouowng Yachts turned Throas Point BUOY
for the return as f0li0ws:-Mary Campbell at
4n. sm, Knapp at Al. linn, Quits at Al. ian. The
the home stakeboat on the middle ground and
arrived as follows
H. N. S. H. NJ. S.
Maud ..........5 20 Mary Campbell. 5 81 80
Kna1p......... s 4s 10 QUIT. ..........6 o3 0
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
we'll
The following are the officers OF the club and
ConiDlodOre--wllliam E. Brinkerhof
Wee COD,naod0re-James Clark.
secfetdip-Oscar Clark.
Corresponding SecretdrV--JOhn LOckyer.
TtedSuTeT-lra Campbell.