New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AcUTryG IN WINDS AND GAINS.

YACHTING IN WINDS AND GAINS.
TIE ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT
CUBAN UNPRoWIIoVs DAY, BIT LARGE
FLEET or YACHrs-THE RACE ENJOYED By
NENBrHs oF THE CLUB ASD THrrR FRIENDS.
The hopes of the members of the Atlantic
Yacht club, which sailed its sixteenth annual regatta
Cor prizes Yesterday that there would De- perfect sailing
Gly were fully realized nevertheless The clements
were more favorable than promised in the early
morning. Preparations Ia bc made 10y yac- owners
several days to put their boa'- In complete
racing condition, but the wrctchrd weather OF tile t
thrc days counic,l somewhat with their plans. The
yacut. which hal entered with one or two exceptions.
appeared at tie starring point with bottoms au1 sides
wen pDi.lcairi small boats lowered from the da,i.s
ana scent ashore. enoN-vle sails hoisied OF ady To
mp running rigging cooled and ready for hanllns,
drrh- cleared of an oh-trn' lions. and racing crw- ia
ool trim 20 make the ra,ra successful and each
captain rui owner wis confident Of defeating bs com
pr,.prs. Those not yarh,o0n@-s, who have member
~. JOS 300 t.r c.ib AMI their families or RS friends bad
the privilege ~ enjoying tho great event uf the
Year. me Steamer Columbia bone provided for them;
n when 90 i,ft JEWELS Wharf. BroosJ %. 20 lo ociorS
o., d. d. well filled w.ll selected Programme
81 music rendered - band.
Tl, steamer L. Licl,tbach was pro,i l,l Tor the Re
r.,tl Committee Judges aud ncuhcr- OF he press. and
r,f'h.tr club rendezvous 10 Bay Ridge soon aft % I'D
o. tn Here foHnd seventeen ~ thc 1r,cr yachts
OF tar club sailing hnpegol.J r5ou'. aii apparently
ap,in. Tor thr --nai 20 start The open slooI-. d-i
uI-.'atfi-- O.. r.rr in- club hr,ah wafer
n ih,r 'r-. in ,lt 90 ti -fionr north nrrihwrrt
rIni .ai tearing that Tire ya"l'7 wouid encounter
v'l'h'r which &c., ~1n'1 DID, Dee able TO contend viii,
determined uo' tpua'r Goo venture.
1lr course for c'ao-,s a. 49, cnnl WA from ID" nm
rlnri.r oa NHy EI.r. through ihr Nar,ovs. around
si'.. 'l' of ir point of sandy Hook. them" 90 aud
around tr scotland M .lip thence To and around thr
-.n.iy Hook n-li-lp. Thence, home For c'a-s the
rr- VIC tic .iur. except that tie sandy Hook light
s.poniy WIS 20 h' rounded Prizes were awarded to
t- .nn,rs n each class with the Livingston Memorial
Ir 10 ln aii 'on FOR tine fret boat home in cia,- y.
ru. prlautory run was fred at 100, ioi-
~ 'l--~ l.. auI e. 10 -iIit, and an"h'r ~Ithai i"I
tl other Glasses 30 lU.p6 o'clock The wind wac blow
iI strong from north northwest and IA" tide was about
h'i. 'h. Ihr schooner i<tu, ioimrry ,lr Hl""r alr'
owned Av PRECEDENT Cole. ~ the PrWinr" ENrhan-r,
WIS tAr mt go appronch the line under fu plain sli
en mni"i'nhri ~ sail ih9 Others came up IN ,h'
iHi"Hus orhr: Triton. M!d'an AEn',, 'iu+ld,r'
tIlte L.. Pirate Amelia. Regina. G"u.a and kelpie
Az. crossing lr ine the yarht- s"i all tie sails they
h Sarrovs the port tack, IN single lc and under
,nu. OBJ canvas which completely envcop'd iheW. the
,., ,r NJ vim ,rr y,ry f,.t and about c.,tiy
matched. and one o. which, * thought. may DE- So
,.., ,.i-. >.,t,.rn.r Ib,,, Two .itrir,I nI.lrir
o., M-cirf Ih~ yachts having numbers spru"u-iy
d- I'd or thrir In.il,ali- and being closely hunchci
thc movements ~ their fsyorc- and upon ta,m
acroringy. Pacing through the NarToWs the wind
n,-rIir and the -l,~,p- ,pinnlkrrcd" ont their Ib
tDp,ni-. wr thr schooucr- winged out their fore and
AZ sails. Below the N'rovs IN" wind bcclm"
hight the yachts simply drftcd Tor shout two
mice with the rho TIDE, when pHh coming ont from
N,.ri lci thr Hr,t with the Oracle close a-icfu The
CRUSADER Wa next. fo.o~ed by tn Lotus, Ancs AID
Ilkc l. 1h,re ~rrr also change 10 the p"-i"n of the
ut.rr va hts before r"acnfs TIE rihh boat "H sandy
l2-I-2~. followed by tho Mischief. % SECOND,
n'i'r9arh TIE Regina. Crnr'i'r 'is IT,. i~iu. ana