New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
TIE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUBS REGATTA
SEVENTEEN STARTERS AND FINE ~hATiiN
MAKE A SUCCESSFUL Day

THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUBS h''"
srvrxrrrS s,rARTERs AND FINE WEATHER
MAKE SUCCESSFUL DAY
TIL. Atlantic Yacht Club sailed yesterday Its twenty
,r,h annual regatta with seventeen starters out Vi
thirty eight entries for the The course we io
schoopers and sloops in Classes Nos l, anu o. "o'
tho anchorage OF the club Of Bay lidee 10 anu s
Buoy No. TO- TO Buoy No l'2' 10 a 80, .d |
scotland Lightshlp, 10 Sandy Hook Lish'shlp' anu
hack over the same course to Buoy No -.
classes Nos 4 and To Buoy No :, thence 70 anu
around Scotland Ligh'ship, to SANDY hooA -
shin and back to Buoy No 10 for |iasso ~.
a and TO and around staheoost near puo'
A. thence TO and around Scotland Liehtshp' anu O
N nuoy No. 10 passing to eastward OF buoy 40 ..
~. r1.,s.. Nos q and O. TO and around staReooN
near Buoy No. 8, and back to Buoy NO. ''' p"'s
10 westward OF Romer Shoal Beacon . .,
The day was a perfect racing Day win Sou,
southeast BY east eightknot breeze whch Ho'"'
considerably at tho finish. The only dra"o~A VI"
racs WAS that in several classes there was ont ono
= - rrrch s,sapnointment was expressed at tho
withdrawal Of the Sea Fox from her TACO WI" wv
Grsyiing. ..,u., =, nav
when the Judges boa. Volunteer arrived hS
Ridge from Pier No. ., East River IL was P''' 10
among the forty iootcrs, Glass y, the pa',n'o n"
w,,hdraur I, was learned. however. mat INC
Nr,orv. the new Fife cuttor owned by Adinrai
Tweed OF the Corinthtan Yacht Club was ah'hou w
c,,non 6 L. and the judges steamed over III 'he No'
unt,er 10 enter her In the place OF the BSn'Hoo' ~"
Minerva was found TO be manned oy 'ne no' ~
| seaman and the cook, but small Dos' P'A'" Ny "
men from among the yachts at anchor near ny qua
with crew Of seven the Minerva eMc'eu INC 100
The preparatory gun fred at u 30 go. ana -
| =, .ob 90 the second gun gave the signal Tor mo
..,.o,.rs and .oops In class No. to start If n"o'
rr Cavalier Wa tte first TO Cross under p"sS VI @
vas At IL 81 ~ carrying mainsal maih.'ops"h' i
s,u fore tops all. fucstsysan, lio ana lIoJ"P'-
Twenty eight seconds later followed tho AhA'A' u.'
| Tia same canvas Next csmo the thhu-clSs soop
.s,or vhieh crossed the line In IL :2s 30, with man
| al topssn staysaiI and iib set. She vas hauiea
| oIos. IN the wind on the port tack. a. were al Vi"
| starters -, ,r,,c n,
| following tho Athlon came the "rNIhe' u"
| II % AZ and as named IN their truer. inc mn .
hs,d,canped twenty seconds Minerva Clara Ana o"''
| u.nss. N,stral Symph. Beatrice. lldcrsn- Noha"
| rro,ic woua and Moncttc, tho latter badly manu-
| capped. ,,,,r.C m. h,,,,
Yachts stood close hsuled along the shore 'o"'u o
| Hamilton while the two British cutters. ", ''"'
and Clara stood boldly out TO meet the fuh StehE'h
| =, Or. "a, hut with tho certainty Of good breeze
| IN. r,nnins free Under the blum uas WoaA uae
| and little wind, and the Sym?h ana Ah"onuA W.
doubtedly lost ground. As tie cara efosod ''o 'o
the Anaconda lufcd with tho Intention Oh
the Clara but the trick failed, and she ieh n'" 'o
u.t. NJ her rival and cot out OF H. WI t".'
| 800 Oh. Gar, n,fcd Nd on tho starbOarl tack
and crossed the bows OF the AnEconda taxing po'on
10 v,ndwad. The hnscm da also made sh'r' Ia.
IN vindward and then both maze q IONS 'o" '"
guoy No 10 The Minerva meantime wa o ""'''"''
banded and KEEP; steadily on eating into tue eS0 -
the wind on the port tack for Euo' NJ 4o' VIM" ''
roundcd after the HlldeGsr
| Oh Buoy No II the CARA and Minerva "ero para
lei TO each other and behind. but I" "IH'| ai. VI
tho Athlon which Wa one and oncha mics u'n'h '''
| Crawling The latter schooner was IN" n'e' " .u'
the Scotland LIShtship at O7, two miles ahc@d VI
the Ildegard which followed next, Thou came inc
3 CI,,. MAILING the turn on the starboard tack The
Min,rya Nymph Athlon and Anaconda crossed III ''S
ordsr named after an extra tack 10 wlnd"a'o'
The Albion and Anaconda bauled up for SANDY
. Hook Lightshlp but the Minerva and Nymph got ou
their spnnakers aud balloon ibis, the lat'eF o'a'h'
the act until left mile behind. From THIS hoh'h
al dou,t "a 70 the winning boat sot at rest. eN
5 ran, tor moment at the last Tho Minerva was WIN
y IN n mile Of the stakebOat, sailing with il''
! wind her boom to staiboam anu WIN
o splnnaker and balloon iib set out I" 10
| was she 10 windwad OF tho staRcOoat 'hf
her ONLY boce Of crossing the line was 10 !il" ""u'
y h 40 a ~ was the query OF the judges, for the ac
t | ras exceedingly dangerous with spinnaRer he'
0 Around came tbs gallant little craft ana VIC WIN
q tam blended with her topsah as She hcclcd W 'h
+ blast until her KEEL gpntcd back the rays OF M
= setting sun and Gil who saw held thof pira'n
: | 'A-ound she came and bounded upright on a bllow
. O.. a.,,sd n thing Of beauty she arose wreck
Tho tppmast was gone, spinnaker boom broken back
,,y snapped and the great sails tapping In the wine
and dragging tho water brought her 70 s'ahdsn
= | With malnsail and jb alone she cross"' inc LII
n | slowly while the clrarcd tho wreck
r The winning yachts were the Grayilng' Cavalier
y Ayalia Hildegard, Clara Minerva, MlsttI ana Wona
n | Tho t,d Uss were G.. W. McNulty, W. W. Bcebe an
70 n J. G,eio Following Is a summary OF the ume
= each yacht: MI,
Schooner Time Time I'me III.
nI.h Etsnsn
CLASS /. .baart. finmnnsI, .sP,ad al q
5 C Caxs,s, ......n 27h2 bass2 oIo.eo ohO:@
% CLASS ,.-,o .,e n, ,.So.o7 k.,n %
y Aiaiia ..........1i :27ao oIs:o7 o''o'=' o'o .
~ Shops.
CLASS ..,. .,o.., s,o.,, suo a
). | ltLion ........1l 20 :3U Did not hhlsh
I, GLASS; ,oon m ..o.,, , ma n, /. no O
70 ti sAslenon;dda :s3 Ii tAsIo sls5I bIs