The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28
REGATTA OF THE E4S1ERNYACH CHIT CLUE.
Wasp and Marguerite tho Only New York.
or. in tho Knce, mud 10th Win.

MARp1EuEAp. juno 27.-There were two
New York yachts in the fleet that competed for
the Eastern Yacht Club prizes out in the bay
to-day. and both took prizes. 1t was perhaps
fortunate for the Boston yachts that thsre were
no more boats from Gotham. else the first
prizes in the other classes might have gone
to them. also. The Marguerite and
Wasp were the flyers from New York
which won the honors to-day. 1t was
a dull. raw. damp day. not at all the sort OF
day one would select for a pleasure trip. yet
the Governor Andrew was filed with the cream
Of Boston society. who always take in the
Eastern Yacht Clubs annual reGattas. An cast
ery wind for couple OF days had kicked up a
heavy swell. and nearly all the ladies We're
sick; and men. too; ior that matter. yet the
It was day OF surprises The Marguerite.
which found Jonah last year and proved 4
pion. Mayhower ara Merlin. teatinG them in
reeard Of ou'sailinf some Of NV Y"rk's b st
46tooSrs by almost an h91E sprIrssd ne
s S i ran her S }hs Hsrssss bit sfnsr
ilnsh line, The Maynard. though beaten, Gy
leg. 10y her g clever Iindward work. pulled out
victory which. after the start. seemed I'm i'm
possibility. and then the Handsel again took
rivals. and outreached the Hawk on the CEN
treboard's best point Of suilin:.
sloops had 35-mile course laid out for them.
and tho 3O-iooters were sent over tho z3-lnile
reach on the first los, and from Nahant mark
they isailed closed hauled to the tirayes's
suSy a9s fsS bSoy dead
The schooners We're started at II: rs o'clock.
Tho Merlin was the tlrst to cross, carrying u
snlis. and fore and main gaf topsGi!s The
Mayaower was close behind and broke out her
Sic carried the 'i same f $anvas as as ' tie
Merlin. except as to the head sails
s Mr of Gg Schiller s Frn t Was TsaSs ID
close the gap entirely. The Marguerite was
last across the limo. but she began to overhaul
the same relative positions ut the Nlhant
mark. but tho Marguerite was close, behind
tnT sr & tlS St
l2:Q5:4U: Marguerite, 12:GCO
Graves. hut there was no relative change in
their position until wndwarI work began.
Then The Marguerite began to show her sliced.
sort te but the ar9 re aa aq it I nnt
tho tlargeuerito stopped 70 the front. The
follows; Marguerite. BOB; Merlin BOB: May
Rock via Sahant. and tho Marguerite Increased
her lead all tho way. winning Handsomely.
Tho Mayfiower also overhuu!ed tho Merlin and
allowance.
The second -class sloop Thots and tho third
n order tn, I'LL out the second class. Tho
Ihctts had the best OF the start and had Il big
n eaf IN Rn va sa ss4 tn4sl
ora turn. The Wayward won by nearly eight
minutes. although sho was more than seven
The BAR bara undortook to keep up with hoi
fast cousin from New York. but tho, Wasp
ran away from the fleet and nearly caught up
Ma the me Sa IL 5hS s rsaGh Of
minutes behind the Thcts. She kept up tlmt
speed fer two logs and LIST on the last The
handled won Tor her skipper unlimited praise
She rounded the marks without any delay.
and beat nor competitor by nearly twenty
Tho 3o-footer had Q, pretty brush over the
shorter cogrssthe iIne liapdsol carving OH the
and led the Hawk and Fancy merry chase
al over the course. The Hawk had second
tho line. and the Fancy took second prize
The Waatp won the tEr'ap's cup for the best
WILL hold the, ombom, of speed for one year ear.
Iercorrected time under time allowance from
onda Following Is the summary: |
FIRST CLASS scHooSERs.
,aen o~r~. Length. 1 m%s o S.:.
Marsusr!.s R,sh.ra s. Palmer 80 20 Z q = ~ q
s.S i"".:## il fFPas:' ssss 6
SECOND CLASS sLooPs.
T.y..1a Ssna.an $3.50 q
FIFTH GLASS sLuoPs
SIR HSss'' g
SEVENTH CLASS SHOOTS.
y Iai9es Hoopsr e ~ s2ssIs sIsso
aib.s1 Ss ba not nlss