The Jersey City news., 1892-06-11
PAVONIA REGATTA.
The Yachts that will Com
pete in the Races
on Monday.
MARKSMEN'S SCORES
On Open Range and Gallery Targets
Baseball, Wheeling and
Tennis Notes.

Win q Ialr Wlnu anu pledShho "0"'NA
the annual regatta of the Pavonia Yacht
Club next Monday will be good success.
The crack boats will be seen in the sew
eral classes, and spirited contests Will be
witnessed. The regatta was open to the
boats of the New York Yacht Racing
Association, New Rochelle Yacht Club
and Marine and Field Club. They have
put in their speediest craft and each club
has filed well.
The excurs ion, too, will be delightful
one. The iron steamboat Cygnus has
been chartered to accompany the boats
over the course A large number OF
tickets have been sold. The excursion
lists can relieve the monotony by watching
the yachts and listening to The music and
dancing. Refreshments will be served.
The boat will leave Morris street, this
city. at half past nine A. M. II will also
make these landings:-Seventh street,
street, N. r.. half past eight A. M;
and pier No. /, N. r., ten A. M. The
Cygnus will return before dark.
The yachts will be started about eleven
o'clock. The courses will be:-
Course From an imaginary 1ine be-
tween Oyster Island buoy No. 13 for
merly No. 49, and stake boat anchored
to the eastward of the buoy, to and
around perch and ball buoy No. IL. loca-
ted to the westward of IS. w. Spit"
leaving it on the port hand. and return
over the same course. distance. twenty
five nautical miles.
Course for classes G and 4-From the
same starting point TO and around the red
bell buoy on the N. w. edge or the Romer
Shoals (formerly No. 81, leaving it on the
port hand. and returning over the same
course. Distance, twenty nautlcal
miles.
Course for classes 2, 8, 5 and 7-From
the same starting point to and around
buoy No. 9 (formeriy No. 13). located to
the eastward of Swinburne Island. leav-
ing 1t on the port hand, thence to and
around Fort Lafayette leaving it on the
port hand. and return to starting point.
Distance, fifteen nautical miles.
ALI yachts must keep to the eastward
of all west bank buoys, Nos. 2, and IL
formerly Nos. O. 13 ana 15), except in
cases of rounding.
The entries are as follows
Class ID (cabln sloops and cutters, 81 TO
As feet). Avalon. AZ it. 2 in.; Pontiac. 3S
it 6 In; Phantom, 38 It. 2 in; Hoyden,
3S #.
Glass E Cabin sloops and cutters. 90 to
38 feet). Hazel. "a it,; Wacondah, 81 IT,
II in; Mascot. 81 IT. 6 in.; Lauraine, 80 it.
6 in.
Glass f Cabin sloops and cutters. q to
SO feet).-zouze. 80 feet Oracle T., 80 #.
in.; Forsyth, 80 tt. in.; Pavonia. 2S tt.
in: Cute, 81 ft. a In.
Glass G Cabin sloops and cutters under
~ feet).-Souter Johnnie. % it. 8 in. /;
Winffred, 26 fit. 6 in; Vixen, 26 ft. s in;
Millie 26 feet; Christine, 1T. in.; White
Wing. 90 feet.
Glass 3 (open sloops, 23 to q feet)-J. L.
Corbett. 26 it. 6 in. Whisper ~ 1t. q ln;
Growler. 26 IT,; Clara s., "a #. In. !;
Sirene, "a TT. in; jay Bee, "a tt. in;
Aunt Jennie, 23 TT. 8 in.
Class (open sloops under % feet-H. +.
H. Holmes, % ft. 2 in.; Mosquito. 19 TT. IL
in; Senator, 10 ft. IL in.; Emma. 10 it.
Glass Cabin cats. ).-Iruant, % it.; Wa
ter Lilly, 26 IT.; Vixen. "a #. in.: Fal-
con, "a #. 5 in; Annie j., % 1T. in.; Tenn
pest, 81 #. z in; Ada, IS ft.
Class (cat rugged. 20 to 25 feet).- Maria,
"a 1t. 3 in; Aida, "a It. 10 in.; Pauline b..
20 TT. z in; Three Brothers. % ft. in; Si-
rem, 90 it.; Louis W., 90 it.; Lizzie B., %
ft.; Eureka. 81 #. 10 in; Defiance. 81 it. 5
in; Torment, 20 tt. in.
Glass (cat rugged under 20 feet)-lda
K, 10 fit. II in; Anita, 10 it. in; Flor
ence, 10 it,; Emma K. IS it. in; Ges
So, IS 1T. in.; Bertha, IS fl. in.; My
Partner. Is it, in: Doctor, is it,; Qui
Vive, IS it.; Gypsey, II it. in.; X. X.
Fox, II it. in. Lilly II TT.
The judges of the day will be as fol-
lows:-Coinmodore A. j. Prime. Yonkers
G. Y. c.; Mr.. George E. Gartland. New
Jersey Y. c., and Commodore 4. Fl. Nc
Donnell. Harlem Y. G.