New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27
YACHTS RACING OFF MARBLEHEAD.
HoNoRs DIVIDED BETWEEN BOSTON AND NEW

HONORS DIVIDED BETWEEN DOSlON h-'D 49,
YORK
Marblehead. Mass, Aug. 20 (spccaD.-The SECOND
race OF the Cornthian Yacht Club series was sanou
to-day The line for the start and finish was
Halfway Rock and the judges steamer. The rare
was for the forty-foot thirty and twenty seven
foot classes and the courses announced as io'
lows:
FOR 4o.FooT AND so.FooT CLASSES.
Course-Ten miles to wlndward tugboat flying nv
Corlnthan Yacht Club flag. rounding tugboat anu
It the starboard and return-20 nautical miles,
FOR a7-FooT CLASS.
CourseSix miles IN wndwarl 70 small salboat hylpe
the Cornthian Yacht Club flag. rounding boat anu ''
It the sarboard. ana return-12 nautical mics. -,
Yachts on any course must not pass TO the wes'"r "
Tom Moores Rock Tinker Island, Can Buoy on the o"
breaker OF Pig Rocks or the buoy on the ''"''
breakers on the Goosebeuy Islands $1,000
The Regatta Committee consisted OF 'eoIso
Stewart, chairman Frank ". Chandler Niiiia"
Fowle John b. Paine and Harry F. Benson ,,,..
The yachts passed Halfway Rock IN a ra','" y,
twenty mile breeze, the course being 10 WIN" "''' "
this order: ~ ~,
FortyfoOters-xara II 10 ;oo Minerva II 10 49, chi
quita II 10 40. Papoose IL IL 80. uorilA - 80
Tomahawk II rs 90 and Alice II 10 80
Harbnger IL IL Oo Kathleen a 80 40
Mienon IL III 30 saranac II II 40 and shark ~ 10
Twenty seven footers-Posy II 80 :Oo' Agnes
lone II 90 SO Wanda IL % 30 swordnsh, Moonu!H''
Echo and Maige. -, ,o.,
Tho Minerva hal Just got under way when shc io'
her bowsprit and a few minutes later tho romans"
parted her throat haly ards and tore away her man
sheet block al the moment, the accdshI mann
Il necessary for her also to withdraw. ms iei' VI"
Gorilla the only New-YorI forty In the race Inv
Kara. which carried all lower sail and gaf-'opsa''
tackled 10 starboard at IL 10, and was oblls 10 P
off, the Chquita going TO wIndward. Inc Noon"' ~
and Echo concluded on account of minor accidch's' "
give I'D the race In the twenty -sevcn-ioot CLASS VIZ
lone from the start outpolntcd her companions anu
went 10 windward even of some OF the iores; IL tho
Chouita took starbOard tacks aDoaIt az ~ - me-
pannose a minute after, the Gorilla iDllONlhs, u
wind and sea soon became heavy mat topsi' -,
ont of H. and some of the smaller boats hdu W 10,
topmasrs AT ii 30 the Nara seemcu W ~ ibe
cIass Int the Papoose well up anu ~, .ho
Cbnuita seemed TO weather bon The tiafDngeI' , h
Cape Cod cat-bOat had the best STAR anil LIE boIr
thrties but the New Yorker, Kathleen al .nl' ,non
seemed TO BIZ picking her up. shorty sleI yoaIbp,
kathleen William GardneI's design, got ,ho "o" -
fcbt then however undoubtedly PEI wen III IN
Burgess boat and the Cape COD cat-1oat 10, and
nare Chiquiia had wcathered tie DINER urn 80
rsached the outer mark first a. 121 IL Goriha
second TO round TIE stake at - - WIN 20, a.
third at 30 :O3, and Papoose fourth al o. r.
on the rim home the wind had gone down 10
some extent and the racers set splhhaAeIS. "A 20
onIta one OF last years burgess boats. scemci ~,
do as we'll before the wind "a on H. ana hsp' ~.
lead Gorilla did much better than any OF NE re-
Design Alice tried send her topmas up. , on. II
had sweled and would not move Inc tnrh a1iIcon
reached the outer mark with the hatnlc,n
half amile ahead the turns being a. follows MAJ -,
| rs 80 Saracen. ~ 10: SHARK, f4 "a -,
binrer AZ 100. and Mignon, 1;ol Az to"o""s