New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09
ENTRIES FOR THE NETWORK REGATTA

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YACHTSMEN ALERT FOR THE FALL BACES-No
FOREIGN YACHTS THIS YEAR
The programme for the New-York Yacht Clubs fau
regatta on September 90 has Just been ahhouhcso
The race Will be open to yachts Of any duly organzed
Yacht club in foreign countries but that oher VIII I'M
fortunately not be accepted this year. Tho eleven
regular class prizes will DO raced for usual. the
classlGca alton being follows:
SCHOONERS.
Glass An over 100 feet load water line length
Class 2-AlI over 30 feet md not over 100 feet
Glass 9-All over so feet ard not over 30 feet
Glass All over 20 feet and not over 80 feet
Class 5A Of 70 feet and under load water line length
sLoOPS. CUTTERS AND YAwLS.
Class ALI over so feet load water line length
Class 2-All over 20 feet and not over so feet
Class 3-Al over 81 feet and not over 20 feet
Class All SO feet and not over 81 feet
Class 5.-Al 4s feet and not over 50 feet
Glass 6.-An under 40 feet load water line length
Any yacht that shall have been launched prior 70
June 90 1883. exceeding the higher limit in any class
by tho fraction of foot shall be included In
that class At least two yachts must start In each
class except first class schoones and sloops; or no
prize shall be awarded n that class. But any yacht ~
entered alone In her class sail with yachts IN tho
class above, by assuming her load water lino length
to be that marking the lower limit of such class, m"
rating her for tIms allowance accordingly. Tho re-
gatts Will be sailed according TO tho racing rules oil tho
club and with time allowances.
The start will nearly II o'clock as possible
The will be regular outside course OF the New
York Yacht Club viz. Yachts in starting will cross
imaginary line drawn from the flagship Electra
anchored about onc-quarter Of mile south OF buoy
No TO- thence to buoy No. 12. passing south Of It.
and north OF buoy No. s. of tho point OF Sandy Hook,
10 aud around the Sandy Hook Lghtship turning 1t
from the north and east thence to and around sakc-
boat anchored onequarter Of mile southeast from tho
buoy on Shrewsbury Rocks, turling 1t from the wess
and south returning the course 10 start
Ing point when the time Of each yacht will be taken a.
shc crosses the line The stakeboa when anchored viii
fly large New-York Yacht Club signal by day and two
red lights by night The must be sailed within
eight hours But any yacht completing the course
within the time limit makes IL q for all classes
Tho iron steamboat Taurus, furnished for the ex-
elusive OF the members Of the club aud It's guests
Will leave the pier foot Of Twenty thrd-st, North
River, tho morning of tho regatta at O'CLOCK
rrec sely; pier North River Iron Steamboat Com
pany's PIER 80, and the ferry landing, sapleton
>. l., at 10 O'Clock.
TO HOLD THE YoRKvILLE REGATTA TO-DAY
The annual fall regatta of the Yorkville fache
Club will take place to-day. The fleet VIII be DIVIDED
into seven classes, follows:
Glass A-Cabin Yachts 30 Tee. 90 ana 20 over
Class B-Cabin yachts under 80 feet
Class C-Jb-and. mainsalls. 10 feet and over.
Class D--Jiband msinsails. under 10 feet
cas- F-CSt.figced yachts II to % feet
Class G-Catrigge yachts. under IL feet
A przc VIII be awarded 10 the inner In each cIass,
two prizes being offered In class &. The course Tot
classes A. Il. and Will be from Oak Point to Gang
way Buoy and return, for classes ID, T., b, and u
from oak Point turning stepping stones l. ght ana
return The will be started at IL O'Clock sharp