The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-24
CORINTHIAN CLUB.
Arrangements for the Fifth An.
nual Regatta.

The fifth annual regatta of the Corinthian
Yacht Club will take place on Saturday,
aud for the same II. ID. Hawks, H. +. PEN
nell, A. ID. Cross and Ii. j. Kelly cOnstitut-
ing the Regatta Committee, and Charles K.
Wilson, measurer, have announced the fol-
lowing class fcation Of yachts:
Class A-Rpple a. Cyclone (2), Linda (3),
Freda a., Theiis (5).
Class B-Fawn (G). Voaute 10 Mist (s)
Glass C-Orca Q1). Cisne q2( Ceres (22), Cy-
Tetta u3), Rambler Q4), Windward Us }, Frog
40, Flying Fish 90. Muggy Chuddee 1S).
Caprice 49, Rose (20), ldalene (2l).
Outside yachts, sailing over the course with the
class to which they belong. will have theiE time
taken by the committee.
The course for the yachts in Glass and
b will be as follows:
From an imaginary line drawn from Meiggs'
Wharf To stake boat anchored 1000 yards of
shore, where The TINT Will be taken; theEce TO
and around Government buoy, known as Preside
ShOsl buoy, leaving same on sta board hand;
thence 10 and around Blossom Rock buoy, leaV-
Ing same Oh statboaTd hand; thence To and
around Government buoy known as MiSSion Bay
Rock buoy, leaving same siarbOaTd Sand;
thence To and around Blossom Rock buoy. leav-
Ing same on port hand; thence 10 siake-bOat OFF
Meiggs' barf, leaving same on siarbOdrd hand.
(Tme will here be taken for the finish of yachts
OF Glass b. Yachts of Class will proceed TO
and around Preside Sb0al buoy, leaving same
on port hand; thence back TO starting line, finish
ing between stake boat and wharf.
Class C--From an imaginary line drawn from
MeiggS Wharf TO a stake boat anchored 1000
yards of shore, where lime VIII be taken; thence
10 aud around Government buoy, known as
Preside Shoal buoy leaving same on star board
hand; thence 10 and around Government buoy,
known as Mission Bay Rock buoy, leaving same
ON st1rbOard band; thence back To starting line,
finishing between stake-b0at aud wharf.
The race will start at II 80 p NJ. at which
time Judges boat will blow three (3) whistles.
Yachts Of Glass c will then start, being
allowed ten minutes TO cross the line.
Yachts of this class crossing later than II 40
p. NJ. Will have their starting time taken at
u 40 p. NJ. AT u 40 M. two (2) whistles will
signal start for yachts OF Glass b. Yachts
of this class crossing later than u 30 p. NJ.
will have their starting time taken at u :55
p. NJ. At p. NJ one % whistle will signal
start of Class A. Yachts of this class cross
ing later than 10 p. NJ. will have their
starting time taken at 10 P. NJ At Il %
p. NJ. one long whistle will signal the yachts
to get ready.
Oher arrangements for the race are out
lined in the following paragraphs in the
committees circular:
Time limlt-ShOuld no yacht cross the winning
line In five hours from time OF starting, tbs race
shall be sailed over
Time allowance-Time allowance In class will
be At the Iate OF three-quarters OF minute tOIthe
foot of mean length between over all aud water
line measurements.
PriZrs-Yachts win sail for prize iags OF 1891
--one flag for each class. Class A Will also COM
pete for the Kell trophy.
Rules The race VIII be sailed under the re-
gaTta rules OF the club. Ali protests must be
filed IN writing under said rules
The tug boats Will be at Meiggs' WHAT at IL
O'Clock and viii be for the exclusive use of the
Regatta Committee aud club members.