New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-15
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foam Out to ses the white caps dancing, and on
all the broad eIpsnse Of windswept water only soh
tary pilot boat and q couple OF merchantmen max
ing for the harbor could be seen Tee he, oracle mcht
ship The Orva In under the point OF the HOOK anu
put another reef IN her msnsa II TOOK her ao2u1 nve
thing except the schooner Cytie But the cutter was
soon at her work again licking up aer nee ana pm
the time that the Scotland Light ship was reached Only
the Oracle ova and Ray were left OF the racers Inc
rest OF the fleet went home.
THE LITTLE CUTTER BEATS THE PLUcKY sLo0P.
The Ray was along way of the sloop and cutter
and 1t In the between them that the interest
centred Frederick Tams sailed the Oracle, and sailed
her In that professional could have beaten
Mr. Lee handled his cutter only he can 1t was dead
beat TO the wndward, for the wind was now
blowing from the eastward, ana the
yachts went into the grandy. They stood on
the port tack until they made the Scotland ghtshp s1d
then made long reach on the stsrooard tack Inete
on the stsrboard tack brought them well out to me
Sandy Hook Lghtship 1t was the Graces Day ana tbs
heavy and high winds as rapidly and a. sarey
az she did. The excellence OF the cutters a.
boats for high winds and rough waters never more
thoroughly demonstrated than by the performance OF te
orva In the beat out to the Lghtssip sne sc'uT bs
Oracle than twenty feet longer on the water inc
than the oriva and her tonnae PA o as
follows
oriva .......... 10000 Oracle 10000
The Oracle went finely and at once jibed over and
before the wind for the Point of the HOOK ne
Orya stood on port tack for while taxing Things
easy before jibed On the In 70 the HOOK Tue
Oracle took lead Of the cutter and held 70 the hs
They rounded Buoy No. 10 on the return as follows;
Oracle ........ 422:OO orva A;24OO
The Oracle appeared to get angry at nav
ing the little cutter sticking so close 70 he neil
and few up bay like the wind. She succeeded IN s,
further increasing her lead, hut the cutter was NO, Iar
behind The Petrol. meanwhile had gone around Buoy
No g. the Point Of the Hook, and was pilckly nBhng
Ell waY s flyers
astern but CALAMITY the course Only one boat
| in each class finished.
The time OF the race follows:
Name Start Ftnsh. Elapsea Corrected
NH, mis- n III n ms
scHooSERs.
CIvtie Did not go the course
Ray ................... ll:43:O0 Not timed.
FIRST cIAss-sLooPs AND CUTTERS
Athlon ..........i Did not go the course.
SECOND cLAss-sLoOPs AND CUTTERS
orva ..................l142JO 5l243 5,Sot8 6;2s5o
.l1i42OO Did not go the course
FOURTH CIAss-sLooPs AND CUTTERS.
Petrol 1l:4300 50ll5 5;2lil0 bZIi4o
Amazon ............l 1;48OO Did not go the eours@.
THE METROPOLITAN NINE WIN AGAIN.
| DEFEAT FOR The NEw-YORK AND BROOKLYN
BASEBALL CLUBS.
| The third game of the series between the
Toledo and Metropolitan baseball mines played at
Metropolitan Park yesterday in the presence of about
900 spectators The Metropotans played exceliently
throughout The Toledo players were olaIKed IN edSn
bat hit Keefes delivery freely and scored -FOUR earned
| runs The as foloWsi