New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14
MINY REG1TTAS IN PROSPECT
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB WILL SAIL ITS
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL ONE TO-DAY.

THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB WILL SAIL IT'S
TWENTY -EvFXrH ANNUAL ONE TO-DAY.
The Atlantic Yacht Club will hold It's twenty
seventh annual regatta today. Tho entries are a.
follows: schooners, Class lI-Margnerte. X. sty
dam Palmer owner Water witch David BANKS
shamrock J. Rogers Maxwell Class lll-Pccrl'Ss' D.
Edward Ackley and j. Murray Mitchell: Nldettc II. T.
Mumm. sloops. Class U-Gracic. Joseph /. Earle
Fam, Thomas T. Fiske Class N-Nnaconda, john
@. Prague; Oriva. Herman Clark Clara. Robert W.
Osborne Glass WASP, Archibald Rogers Gull
mare. John Z. Dwight; Daphne, Alfred W. Booth.
Glass Vl-Chlspa y. D. Lawton. Class Nll-1lgr"ss.
james Weir jr.: Danodil James Il. whiting; saona.
Alexander p. Kctchum Dilvyn, {. \. stephenson.
Class VIlJ-Lena, j. II. Collins; Arab Edmnnd FISH
Nova George II. Church. Class lX-El Chico, III.
Maitland Kcrscy; Frcyja. T. W. Davis; Notns. j. u.
Craft Catboais-Enid, H. V. Il. Nash; Marguerite
F. r. simmons; Acorn Paul II. Jeannot; oconce,
Charles r. Pierce; Wilmcrad. John II. lIanan; White
Cap. John b. Lord; Novice, Atlantic Yacht Club
Stranger. Atlantic Yacht Club
Tho contest between the schooners Marguerite and
Shamrock will be Of especial interest a. those TWO
boats seem 10 have pittcd themselves against each
other the beginning Of the season and sailed close
race In the annual regatta OF the New York Yacht
Club. Mr. Palmer Is young and enthusiastic Mr..
Maxwell IS old enough 10 be Mr.. Talmcrs father In
point Of years, but is young the owner Of tile
Marguerite In yachting enthusiasm. Whenever these
boats meet this there Is sure TO be sport
worth seeing Tho old rivals, Fanny and Oracle, are
pittcd against each other In sccondclaSs sloops. For
many years, 50 many that II would not be poll To
tell their number, the Fanny and Oracle have been
rivals Time was wheu they the fastest bOats Of
their class anoat, and they not slow boats
Tie years which have produced faster boats have left
the old between the Oracle and the Fanny still
unsettled.
The Columbia Yacht Club will sail its twenty fifth
annual regatta today. The course will be from the
clubhouse the Hudson River at Eighty sixth ST.
tho yachts being sailed by members only. Forty evcn
boats have been entered for the regatta.
Next saturday will be a lively dav in yachting
There is a possibility that the Norwood and Vamoosc
will race that day. All ARRANGEMENTS for the iacc
have been made. as they have times before.
and II Is hoped TINT talking and leterwrttlng Will
remarkably fast steam yachts. The American S cam
Norwood aud vsnose in hand last year and has
persisted in determination TO bring them together.
The race win be- over the eighty knot from
New London Milton Point
On Saturday tho Cohnthian Navy win sail its
opening regatta OIL Glen Cove, L. l. The Hampstead
Harbor Club has extended the couresies OF Its house
and grounds to the Corinthan Navy for the dav Of
the regatta.
The special races OF the Seawanhaka Yacht Club
for the Rouse and Wetmore prizes will be sailed on
Saturday also. This Will be the first Of series of
races for these prizes Tho day originally set for
the first race OF the series June IL happened 70 b.
the day set by the Marine and Field Club for IL
regntta, so Che date was changed 10 saturday.
He Couldn't lie Crnc.-"we VIII take n spccii,
collection next sabbath said The Teacher for The
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